Handyswitcher Taskmanager

[nir36]

i see a lot of people using many taskmanagers... which are great, like pBar and Batterystatus.. both have loads of features.
eversince i got my hands on a PDA i've used Handyswitcher which doesn't have as many features as the other 2 but it certainly has enough.. and the best thing about it is that it's very very (very very very) light.

http://www.dinarsoft.com/handyswitcher/

i don't work there or something.. just thought i'd share it with you.
(also, it's the only task manager i've used (tried many) which didn't crash even once).

here's an scr (the prog has a lot of other stuff not shown here.. i'm just using it as a pure task manager.. no other features for me)

http://img33.picoodle.com/img/img33/4/4/27/f_HS30m_f9bf06e.jpghttp://img33.picoodle.com/img/img33/4/4/27/f_Screen02m_ada4f8d.png

[natong]

Yes good clean and clear. no stupid menu. no huge features.

Best of all, it can use hardware button3 (Ok) to simulate [Ok] and [x] clicks.

[nir36]

lol i forgot to mention that. i use that ALL the time.. got a little type quirk there..
you can assign a button to click OK or Close (depends on your config) and another to open the startmenu.

[NotLutzik]

I like quick menu, it replaces system start and there is no need to assign task manager to another button.

[NotLutzik]

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4710/screen06nv3.th.png

[nir36]

you don't NEED to assign the task manager to another button. there's an option to assign hardware buttons to popup the start menu and the OK/Close button. the taskmanager softkey sits either on the taskbar or the systray... very handy

[NotLutzik]

So u either have to assign hardware button or use softkey to get to task manager. What i dont like bout softkey is that u have to be in today screen to get to it.... Windows button-Today-Softkey?

[nir36]

nope.. there is an option to either put the softkey in the taskbar or in the systray. so if it's in the taskbar it appears always (as long as the taskbar is visible. just like in quickmenu)