Almost everyone wants more desktop space for him to work. Have you ever wanted to make those secondary windows and toolbars in the side section of your applications appear and disappear automatically without clicking the view/hide toggle?

InterfaceImprovements holds some nice software that would really improve your applications.

These programs are designed to fix the problem of 'interface overweightness', thus giving you more windows space as a designer to manipulate your piece. To elaborate things read the following, which was plagiarized from their website:

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The most common interface problem of "big" programs, that have a huge amount of great functions is interface "overweightness". There are so much toolbars, palettes and other "secondary windows"... If you have all them visible, you are able to use only a small part of the screen for designing. To maximize your editing space you certainly can close them, but then you have to open them each time you need them and again close after using... That wastes your time and distracts you from creation.

Our programs are designed to fix this problem.

They will turn all the secondary windows to "emerging" state. When you don't need them they are hidden off the screen, so you can use all the screen for designing. And if you need any of them, move the mouse pointer to the edge of monitor where it is hidden and it will appear. This improvement will make your work much more effective and pleasant. New working style seems a bit inconvient at first, but usually it takes 1-2 hours to adapt. Then you start working much faster then before.
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As i am scribbling this part, interface improver tools are available for these softwares: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe ImageReady, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Pagemaker, Adobe AfterEffects, Adobe GoLive, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash, Macromedia Fireworks, Macromedia Director, Macromedia Freehand, Adobe Premiere and QuarkXPress.

Hope they'll be able to do this with Visual Foxpro and Visual Basic too. (Their's a request section in their site)