In Advanced Mode, you can save multiple desktops to be restored later.

Advanced Mode
When you use the advanced mode tab of Desktop Resetter, you no longer will need the basic mode tab. In this area, you can save one or more desktops to be restored at a later time.

Desktop Resetter will keep a list of sets for each monitor resolution of the main monitor. When you change resolutions, the appropriate sets for that respective resolution will show. Each setting can have its own window and icon information which can be recalled at any time. Even though Desktop Resetter only shows the main monitor resolution, it remembers the desktop information on all monitors.

For example, you can have a 'Games' set which will automatically open all of your Games windows and place the icons where you like. Then you can have a 'Web Design' set which will close the Games windows and open all of your web design program's windows.

This feature is also good for tutors who want to set up their clients' comptuers. Just set up the proper sets, and when your 'unexperienced' client wants to use his programs, he can just open the proper set and voila! His programs will be right in front of him.

Advanced Mode Controls

Activate- This is the equivalent of pressing 'Reset' in the basic mode tab. Desktop Resetter will reset the desktop according to the setting you have selected in the window (ie. Games, Web, etc). Note: The key shortcuts that you set up in options are applicable here too. (ie. Hold Control+Shift while pressing Activate to make Desktop Resetter reset the popup windows also)

Add - This is the equivalent of pressing 'Remember' in the basic mode tab. Desktop Resetter will ask for a set name and then save the parameters of the desktop according to what you specified in options (windows, icons, etc.). You may notice that Desktop Resetter keeps a 'Default' setting in the box. This is created automatically when you press 'Remember' in basic mode. Also note that Desktop Resetter keeps different settings for each monitor resolution. They will only show when your monitor is set to that respective resolution.

Update - Use this to update the current selected setting to the current Desktop.

Remove - Use this to permanently remove a setting from Desktop Resetter.

Rename - Use this to rename a saved setting.