To choose a different color for text displayed on this pattern, click here.

This choice is not available because “Install Window Monkey Menu” is turned off.

This button shows that the Window Monkey menu is currently positioned on the right-hand edge of the menu bar.

To move the Window Monkey menu to the right-hand edge of the menu bar, click here.

This choice is not available because “Install Window Monkey Menu” is turned off.

This button shows that the Window Monkey menu is currently positioned with the application’s normal menus, on the left-hand side of the menu bar.

To move the Window Monkey menu to the left-hand side of the menu bar and group it with the normal application menus, click here.

Preferences Tab

This highlighted tab shows that you’re currently viewing Window Monkey’s general settings.

Preferences Tab

To view or change Window Monkey’s general settings, click here.

Patterns Tab

This highlighted tab shows that you’re currently viewing Window Monkey’s pattern settings.

Patterns Tab

To view or change Window Monkey’s patterns, click here.

Pattern Preview

To view other patterns, click the scroll bar left or right.

To import patterns, drag them from the Finder to this area of the window.

This choice is not available because either “Install Window Monkey Menu” is turned off, or the Apple Menu Options control panel is not installed.



To remember recently used folders and include them in the Window Monkey menu for easy access, check this box.

Because this box is not currently checked, recently used folders will not be remembered or included in the menu.

This choice is not available because “Install Window Monkey Menu” is turned off.



To include the windows from every running application in the Window Monkey menu, check this box.

Because this box is not currently checked, only the current application’s windows are now included in the menu.





To install a menu in the menu bar showing all the open windows, check this box.

Because this box is not checked, the menu is not installed.





To make Finder windows without an assigned pattern use the pattern of their enclosing folder, check this box.

Because this box is not currently checked, windows without patterns now show white backgrounds.