>> The "IFocus Windows Manager"
This window lists all the IFocus windows you defined. On the left column you can see the title of each IFocus Window, and on the right column you have two options. You can choose to show or hide an IFocus window or permanently delete it. Note that even if a window is hidden, it still loads the content of a website, so opening many windows (even hidden) takes a lot of system resources.
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>> Creating an IFocus Window
On the "IFocus Windows Manager" window, click on the "New IFocus Window" button. A new IFocus Window will appear. This window stays on top of any other window on your desktop. Using this window you can "clip out" the specific content of any website.
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>> Navigating to a website
Right click inside the IFocus Widow and choose "Navigate To…" from the menu. Enter the website address in the text box and press enter. The site will load inside the IFocus Window.
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>> Focusing on specific website content
Left click inside the IFocus Window and drag the mouse around. Bring the content you would like to focus on to the top left corner of the window. It might help if you increase the window's size. Once the content is aligned to the top left corner, resize the window to fix the content dimensions. Drag the IFocus window anywhere on the screen.
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>> Quickly Hiding an IFocus Window
To hide an IFocus Window, simply click on the red "X" button. This will hide the window. You can show it again by going to the "IFocus Windows Manager" and clicking on the "Show IFocus Window" button near the window row in the list.
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>> Toggling visibility of the "IFocus Windows Manager"
To hide the "IFocus Windows Manager" just click on the minimize button. To show it again, click on the IFocus magnifying glass icon on the tray bar.
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