SmartSystemMenu is a portable tool that assists with window management activities that are not always easy to locate, let alone utilize, within the operating system. It also aids interface customization, allowing you to change the style of the active window, obtain a convenient handle, manage classes, and more.
The application leaves no traces while operating because its system registry entries are unrelated to its functioning. As a result, you can safely copy it to a flash drive and use it wherever needed. When opened, the software navigates directly to the notification area, which is easily identifiable by its matching icon. The tray menu has no functions other than closing and restarting the program with Windows. To use it, right-click the title bar of any window to see what it can do.
If you’re programming, SmartSystemMenu can supply a wealth of information about the target window. A window with two tabs will appear. The General Information tab shows the window handle, title, class, style, and rectangle size, whereas the Process tab shows the module name, path, thread ID, and associated process ID.
That isn’t everything the app has to offer. The new title bar context menu allows you to keep a window on top, reduce it to the taskbar, resize it, align it to a specific area of the screen, or set its real-time priority level to High, Above Normal, Normal, Below Normal, or Idle to balance performance.
