Zorro 1.4

Zorro 1.4

There are some programs that often stay dormant in the system tray and only when there are noticeable incidents will they show notifications to remind users like: 'You have unread emails,' ' A friend has just logged into Yahoo! Messenger ',' There is an updated online newsletter 'or' A new version of the virus scanner is available '. In general, these programs are useful but sometimes, they give more or less affect the concentration of your work.

To avoid being interrupted by such programs and to finish your work, you can use a free and small application called Zorro 1.4. When this program works, it will allow users to create a rectangular area on the computer screen, only the insides of the rectangle will display normally while all external pixels will be displayed. turns black (or another specific color you set).

After downloading, installing and launching Zorro 1.4, move the mouse to the border of the program window to resize the view to suit your needs. After you have chosen the view you like, press ESC to black out the pixels outside the view, highlighting the objects inside. If you are not comfortable with the black, you can choose another color by going to the Options menu, selecting Background color ., selecting a new color and clicking OK.

You have many different ways to define a view. You can go to Window / Size and choose one of the standard sizes created by Zorro 1.4 or use the Fit to window . function (also in the Window menu) to quickly select the view that fits the window. of a program without having to make adjustments.

The ESC key only works to activate Zorro 1.4 in case you are working with a program window. To activate Zorro 1.4 faster with keyboard shortcuts (default is Windows + Z), declare it in the Activation Hotkey dialog box (go to Options / Activation hotkey .).

Zorro 1.4 is also useful in case you want to watch movies online and don't want to be interrupted by a screen saver. Moreover, you can use Zorro 1.4 to increase the efficiency of presentations, computer teaching, directing the attention of the audience to an important area on the screen.

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