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Windows 7 and Windows 8 support Rainmeter, which makes it possible to create applications with a custom look and feel. What it does Rainmeter is a desktop utility that can be used to customize the functions of your computer. Rainmeter can be used to monitor and report on your system's performance and status, as well as interact with the various apps running on your computer. Rainmeter lets you measure things, such as memory usage and CPU usage. Rainmeter offers a variety of widgets, which give you more control over your data. Features Description Rainmeter is a completely self-contained application, a desktop utility which can be used to tailor the functions of Windows to your needs. Rainmeter is not a generic suite of widgets, it is an application, so it is only limited by your imagination. Once you've installed Rainmeter, the first thing you will notice is the interface, which is clean and simple. Rainmeter takes the best features of a desktop application, like context-sensitive menus and toolbars, and adds new features that make it simple to use the interface. Rainmeter brings a user experience with the minimum of clutter. History and Status of Rainmeter Rainmeter was developed by Klaus Schormann in his spare time. The initial version was released in March, 2004, with the 1.0 version being released in October, 2008. After years of gradual development, Rainmeter is ready for the desktop. Windows 7 and Windows 8 support Rainmeter, which makes it possible to create applications with a custom look and feel. What it does Rainmeter is a desktop utility that can be used to customize Rainmeter Download [2022] Open Rainmeter for the first time and immediately notice the 'skin' tab on the top left corner of the window. If you want to access all skins, a panel that is split into two main tabs will display all skins and skins by category. Skin tab: Displays all skins currently installed on your system. Skin categories: Displays all the skins that are currently installed in Rainmeter. Basic skins: Contains a collection of skins that cover the most basic use of Rainmeter. Visual skins: Contains a collection of skins that make Rainmeter more exciting and look different from the traditional skins. Helps: Contains all the skins that help you control other software. All categories: Displays the skins that are not listed in the other categories. The skins tab also supports its own independent color change, background, and other skins you can download from here. On the other hand, you can add your own skins by downloading skins from an online source. These are usually a.rmskin format. After downloading, you just double-click them and add them to your Rainmeter installation. You can also enable and disable these skins. File type: The default extension of skins is.rmskin, and you can convert other files like.zip to.rmskin. The process to install a file format is as follows: Right click on the skin to install and click on Convert to Rainmeter. The following message appears: (when you are not sure, make sure that the upper part of the message is empty) Click OK to confirm. Now, the skin is installed in your Rainmeter installation. It is a good idea to back up your skin before installing it. Which skins do I need? It depends on what you want to do with Rainmeter. If you want to display system information, there are multiple skins that are suitable for this. If you want to monitor memory usage, CPU activity, RAM usage, storage space, and more, then Rainmeter will have suitable skins for that. The main thing is to find a skin that will meet your expectations. Just as a reminder, Rainmeter will work with skins that are in the RMSKIN format. What happens when I have more than one add-on? 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The shortcuts are either displayed under the 'Macro' section, as a dropdown menu under the text entry area, or as an editable list directly on the task bar. Rainmeter's KeyMacro feature makes it easy to create shortcuts, repeat functions automatically, and change order. KeyMacro screenshot It is also possible to import shortcut settings from another Rainmeter instance into a new one. This is very useful if you want to duplicate a certain Rainmeter instance with some features of your choosing, and then make a new configuration with some modifications that you want to apply to your new installation. KeyMacro screenshot What is a 'widget'? Rainmeter offers a great number of widgets that can be placed anywhere on a desktop. These include weather indicators, such as an analog clock, clocks with a variety of time formats, temperature meters, and so much more. All widgets are stored in the 'Widgets' section and can be imported from an external source (e.g., the Microsoft Store, Amazon). 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