About stacks
This is Hide Master's window in the stack working mode:
Hiding stacks introduce a very comfortable way to track all the changes made by
Hide Master. You can find out how and when the certain program (or window)
was hidden, track the hiding history, restore any hidden program.
This tool will prevent you from get tangled and will help to return all the windows to
the normal view. It also provides protection from Hide Master failures and allows
to close it at any time, saving everything that was in the stacks at that moment,
so you are able to comfortably continue you work after running the program again.
Thus, you can hide several programs and turn off the Hide Master.
Nobody will ever know that there are hidden windows in the system!
Later you can run Hide Master again, find the hidden windows and restore them.
There are four types of stacks:
- Manual hiding stack - contains the programs that
were hidden manually.
- Program stack - contains the programs that were
hidden with hot-keys combinations.
- Group stack - contains the groups that were hidden with
hot-keys combinations.
- Auto stack - contains the programs that were hidden
automatically after start up.
Stack button allows you to access any of these stacks.
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