Using Talisman, you can build any interface for your computer. Talisman hides the standard desktop of Windows. In the Talisman workspace, you can place any number of buttons or pictures. These objects can have any form or dimension, and all can run external programs or internal shell commands. The number of forms (screens) can range from 1 to 1,000. Any screen object can be set to switch from one form to another. All settings and pictures are stored in a theme file. You can make many Talisman themes and use objects with links to go from one theme to another. You can also add HTML pages (with JavaScript, Flash movies, VRML worlds, and so on) to the desktop and add sounds to different events.
Screeshot:
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More info:
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but I seem to have gotten attached to LiteStep
with LS you can do the same except its free
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Linear Mode
