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Just one color being changed would be ok, but a range of colors would be good to deal with anti-aliasing.

Options:
-Stay after mouse stop for n seconds
-Fade in/out
-While typing

The applications are obvious, aren't they?

This might be helpful:

Invert screen colors     
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic55012.html

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Num * is overkill in most cases.

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Post New Requests Here / IDEA: Hide unused menu and context menu entries
« on: September 30, 2010, 03:28 AM »
If they're unused, why should you ever see them?

You start with full menus that learn over a day or a week or with empty menus. Click or hover over an area at the top or bottom of the menu to show more(most recent)/all.

Rearrange or add recently/frequently used menu entries to the top/close to mouse.

Also:
-Every menu can be pulled off to float (option always on top), and autohide (scroll or fade to % opacity)
-Dock to window and screen edges and autohide


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1 List all folder names

2 Count the number of times each word in the names appears

3 If it appears more than, say, 10 times and the folder is larger than 50 MB, move (or copy with zero file size to simulate) it to SameDrive:\Collected\Word


This is a simple implementation of the idea described in
IDEA:Intelligently gather files & folders with same words in names to clusters https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=15728.msg138094#msg138094

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This app sends keys when the cursor is in particular areas of a window and when it leaves an area.
With Explorer when the cursor is near the top of the window, the hidden toolbars are shown (by sending the menu keys). The folder or favorites pane can also be shown when on the left. When near the bottom, the statusbar is shown. In the ini file you can define the settings for more software.

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