My Ribbon

My Ribbon is the name of this app - My Ribbon.

What you will find in the ribbon:

• information about the time and date set on your computer
• information about the current load on your processor (or the load on all cores combined)
• currently used physical memory
• a Windows logo icon, under which hides a menu with the most commonly used functions of this system (control panels, power, screen settings, add remove programs, screensaver and Windows appearance)
• clock icon (program timing) - in this section you can freely set two programs to run at a specified time
  drive and ejected disk icon - this feature will be especially appreciated by those who have a hidden drive in their setups (either behind various doors and the like) and cannot mechanically control its ejection and insertion directly on it
• toothed wheel icon - here you can find important settings of this application (text color, transparency of the environment, length of the bar, position of the bar, whether or not to start after Windows starts and various other settings
• Timer - the time you see, below the shut down sign, is of course nothing more than your arbitrarily set time to shut down the computer
• Clock icon - this is where you set the time to shut down the computer
• START - here you can control the shutdown of the computer, with the set time remaining set, but the shutdown either taking place or not as you choose
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My Ribbon is of course also visible in Systray (the place in the system tray on the bottom right next to the clock), where right-clicking on the blue cog icon will expand a small menu where you can also find a couple of preset themes for this ribbon. We have tested this bar on Windows Xp and Windows Vista so far.