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The floating window
is intended for:
- Informing of overall
download speed;
- Informing of status
and progress of active downloads;
- Active downloads
control;
- Program control;
- Adding new downloads.
The view of the floating
window :
1. Informing of
overall download speed.
The main part of the window is occupied by the indicator on which the
plot of download speed is displayed.
2. Informing of
status and progress of active downloads.
After download starts a bar with download progress information will appear
in the bottom of the floating window. Also this bar will change its color
depending on whether data is being transmitted or not. By hovering the
mouse cursor over the bar you can get additional information about the
download including file name, percent of completion, current download
speed.
3. Active downloads
control.
By clicking with the left mouse button on one of the bars in the bottom
of the floating window you can open the download information window. By
clicking with the right mouse button you can get control menu for this
download.
4. Program control.
Double click on the download speed indicator will lead to opening the
main program window. By clicking with the right mouse button you can get
the program control menu.
By pressing the 
button you get the program control menu. If you press the 
button the brief list of downloads available for start/stop will appear
on the screen. Here you can start or stop any download from this list.
5. Adding new downloads.
You can easily add a new download, by dragging a link or selected text
from Intermet Explorer (or another program) onto the floating window.
Floating
window settings
- You can show or
hide the floating window from the context menu or from the View menu;
- You can show or
hide download indicators;
- You can set default
window size;
- You can adjust
transparency of the floating window (works as in Windows 2000/XP)
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