Professional Software to Enhance Visual Space on a Desktop
GiMeSpace Desktop Extender 3D is a program primarily designed to provide you with more space when navigating through your desktop. Not only will you be able to scroll from the left to the right, but the latest version enables you to zoom into specific areas within a three-dimensional environment. This is an excellent choice to enjoy a unique viewing experience.
Main Features and Uses
One interesting benefit of GiMeSpace Desktop Extender 3D is it creates a space that is much bigger than your screen that can be navigated easily and also allowing windows to become much bigger than the screen. Also, it only uses a few MB even if you have many windows open in a big extended desktop. The CPU usage is seldom reaching 1% on modern computers.
Additional Options
GiMeSpace Desktop Extender 3D enables you to adjust metrics such as scrolling speeds, refresh rates and the ability to ‘sticky’ scroll. Other variables such as themes, colours, backgrounds and toolbar appearances can likewise be modified from the centralised control panel. A free trial version is currently available before the software will need to be purchased.
Extends you Desktop without Limits! Navigate in 3D by just moving your mouse.
GiMeSpace Desktop Extender 3D is the deluxe version of the Desktop Extenders. It uses the latest Aero theme desktop technology present in windows Vista and 7/8/10. Like in the standard edition you can scroll left-right, up-down. But now you can also zoom in and out seamless. So you can navigate your desktop in 3 dimensions! Zooming in is useful to see details on your screen more clearly. Zooming out is useful to see the whole overview of your desktop and to see a whole window if that window is bigger than your screen.
Windows are scaled down but it is still possible to work with your windows while you are in ‘zoomed’ mode! Bonus: Only available in this edition! You can now assign hotkeys to
different places in your desktop! This edition does NOT work on XP, 7 starter or server 2003, use the normal desktop extender instead!
