Desktop Curtain 3.0
Desktop Curtain 3.0 | Mac Os X | 4.2 MB
Desktop Curtain is a simple tool to hide the clutter on your desktop, and help you focus on the task at hand. It's perfect for teachers, presenters, writers, developers, and anyone else that hates clutter and/or needs to take screenshots with clean background images.
Why waste time moving files and folders on and off of your desktop when Desktop Curtain can make things look spotless in a jiffy?
Desktop Curtain lets you set images via drag-and-drop or the standard file dialog, and it will remember your 10 most-recently-used images.
You can also control at what "level" the image floats (and hence, how much stuff it covers), and whether it affects all monitors or just one (the same for Spaces, too).
You can use Desktop Curtain to focus only on the frontmost application, too – or even the frontmost window, to really narrow your focus.
Desktop Curtain also runs in three modes, including a fully-invisible mode perfect for those who take screenshots.
Requirements: OS X 10.6.6 or later
What's New in Version 3.0
• Added a shortcut to quickly place the curtain behind the currently frontmost window.
• Added a new curtain level: Behind frontmost application.
• You can now use the current desktop picture as curtain image.
• You can now have Desktop Curtain launch on login while keeping the curtain initially hidden.
• When Desktop Curtain covers items on your Desktop, clicking the curtain now makes Finder the frontmost application.
• The curtain level setting is now directly accessible from Desktop Curtain's menu bar/context menu.
• Improved the curtain image history's efficiency.
• Fixed an issue where connecting/disconnecting displays would confuse Desktop Curtain.
• Fixed an issue where Desktop Curtain would interfere with OS X Lion's Mission Control.
• Other optimizations for OS X Lion and beyond, plus various user interface improvements.