Every day you use a number of applications (e-mail client, web browser, word processor, etc.). As number of applications running on your computer grows the space on the taskbar shrinks and navigation become difficult. That’s the moment to use Hide Window. Hide Window lets you hide or minimize to the system tray almost any window. All you need to do is press a (customizable) shortcut key and the active window minimizes or hides itself.

We all have to do some private stuff at work (write an e-mail, browse some web site, download something from the Internet). But not all supervisors understand and/or accept that. What can you do when you are in the middle of writing a private e-mail and your boss enters your office. Close the window and lose what you have already written or minimize the window and pray that boss will not draw his attention to your taskbar. What else can you do? Use Hide Window to make the window invisible and in the same time switch to any other application (chosen by you). After hiding the application it will disappear from the taskbar and Windows task manager (you will not see it after pressing Alt+Tab either).