These days computers are everywhere. We tend to work using machines more and more each day. As modern operating systems evolve, we get more possibilities to make our life easier with help of new technologies. But that also means we have more and more simultaneously run applications and more and more open windows. Even such a pleasant thing as music is now played on our computers thanks to WinAmp player. Now, keep in mind that WinAmp also has a window that sometimes gets lost when there are too many applications running. So is there a convenient way to control music playback without closing other applications or wasting time in search for the required window? By all means, yes! There is! Introducing WinAmpBar, a Windows taskbar-like application that has all it takes to become a fully functional remote controller for your precious MP3 player. WinAmpBar integrates with Windows environment providing computer user with a panel similar to taskbar that can be used to control WinAmp player behavior without having to open WinAmp window. WinAmpBar can be located either in topmost or in the lower part of the desktop taking as much space as you decide to give it. WinAmpBar can be stretched to the width of the screen or occupy a small slot near the border of the screen. It can even be configured to automatically hide when mouse cursor leaves it. WinAmpBar is fully customizable allowing you to specify which player controls to include in the control strip and which to remove. Not only WinAmpBar is the most convenient and fastest way to control MP3 player, it is also a stunning graphics application. The panel can be displayed semi-transparent and changeable skins add fantastic gloss to its layout. With its user-friendly interface, WinAmp 2.xx and 3 support and more than humble price, WinAmpBar is a must have for devoted music fans and people who strive to make their computing experience most comfortable. So go ahead and download free trial now.

Platform: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP

System Requirements: There is no specific requirements