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About a year ago, you wouldn't find me running my Pocket PC without Lakeridge software's Wisbar advanced version 1.0 It was a freeware add on that let me manage processes that were running, close programs and all sorts of neat stuff right from the taskbar. Well today I found out they have released a new Wisbar advanced 2.0 that they have built from the ground up! They've made it faster and more compatible with all Pocket PC OS, plus they've added some new features as well. As such, it's no longer freeware, but if it's better and faster than the prior versions, it's probably worth every cent. Features
• Compatible with PPC2002, WM2003 and WM2003SE
• Close, minimize or ignore any application
• Switch between any application currently running on your device
• Provides a cascading start menu (like in the picture above)
• Never miss a system notification again with the new dynamic notification icon
• Tap and hold the OK button to cancel a dialog
• Add or remove functions to the taskbar
• Each button on the taskbar can be assigned a tap and a tap-and-hold action
• Change the appearance of the taskbar, menubar, buttons and start menu in any program
• Supports high-resolution and landscape mode skins
• Customize the clock's appearance on the taskbar
• Hear sounds for system events, just like on your desktop
• Download and install themes created by other people
They've made it faster and more compatible with all Pocket PC OS, plus they've added some new features as well. As such, it's no longer freeware, but if it's better and faster than the prior versions, it's probably worth every cent. 
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