AeroDesktop is a lightweight application developed by Dead’Soul, available to download at the MysterCrowley.com web site. This tool works as a resident application showing an icon at your system tray from which you control the whole program. In fact, there’s nothing more than that which gives you an idea of the simplicity involved.
The only ability of AeroDesktop is to give a certain level of transparency to the different desktop elements. The elements to which AeroDesktop can “transform” are: menus, submenus, start menu, start submenus, windows, and task bar. You can define different transparency levels for each element. Besides, you can enable and disable the whole application by double clicking on the AeroDesktop icon, or selecting the option in the pop up menu, which appears when you right click on the same.
The transparency levels available to apply to the elements are the following: 25, 50, 75, 100, 150, 175, 200, and Off. The lower the number in this scale, the more transparent the elements look. With transparency level 25 selected, you barely will see the element. Transparency level 200 is the softest effect level, which could result too much anyway.
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