Force Toolkit is a very interesting tool that will give its users almost total control over their program windows. Forcing the ability to enable disabled buttons, modify form markers, hide windows that would normally remain always visible, close processes, and change titles, among many other features, Force Toolkit is presented as one of the most complete and effective free tools to perform all these types of actions. Using Force Toolkit is quite simple, although you will need to know some basic computer concepts to make the most of everything it offers. Once the program has been run, simply drag the marker at the top left of the screen over the window you want to work with. Once the window has been processed by Force Toolkit, just check or uncheck the options you want to activate and click on "Apply" to make them effective. Force Toolkit works free of charge, and those who find it difficult to use its features will find a complete tutorial on the developer's official website.
