PinWin 0.1

Are you one of those users that have dozens of programs and documents open but you're just working on one? For example, say you're writing a paper and you need a bunch of browser windows open so you can have easy access to the information you need. Isn't it annoying to have to find the proper positions for each window so the main one you're working in doesn't get covered up entirely? Well, PinWin is here to help solve that problem.

PinWin is easy to use. As soon as you finish installing it and boot it up, it will nestle itself into your system tray and stay there until you need it. For installation, there's a standalone and portable version, letting you pick which installation works best for your needs and preferences. While the tool doesn't have an interface, you can access it from the tray by right-clicking on it whenever you want. To use it, simply select a window from the list of currently opened windows and it will be set on top of all other windows until you turn it off.

The program is as straightforward as can be, but it fulfills its function effectively. If you want, you can set a glocal hotkey for changing the window on top. You can also specify which area of the screen the window should stay on so it doesn't clutter your screen up. With a respectable amount of options and its pure efficiency, PinWin is an easy recommendation if you need a program like it.