Pros
- Skins: very cool slider skins (about 30 or so as of this writing; see a small sample in the screenshot above/left)
- Screen edges: can be used, such that sliding your mouse up and down the side of the screen will toggle volume up/down (see screenshot above right)
- Hotkey controls: you can set user specified hotkeys to trigger a wide range of actions (including non-volume related actions such as brightness and even ejecting CD rom).
- Mouse controls: are user customizable. I like the fact that you can set it to rotate the mouse wheel over the taskbar to control volume (or optionally over the desktop, over the tray icon).
- Event scheduler: such as, for example, to set the volume on startup or on wake up. Note, however, that the event scheduler can be used for any kind of event, including displaying messages
- System tray icon: also comes in different skins. The color of the icon is an indicator of volume (green=low, orange=mid level, red=high)
- Balloon notifications: if you want, the program can display a balloon notification for volume in the system tray area (I personally quite like this, actually).
- Easy to use: you do not need a PhD to navigate the settings (unlike for example, another program in the genre which I mention below).
- Memory usage: about 15 megs in memory, which is not a lot, especially when you consider the breadth of functions it provides.
- Command line: supports controlling volume via the command line.
Installation
First download the installer package from the link given below and then run it. You'll be prompted to select a language from the list. Choose English then click next.
Then you will be asked to select installation mode (multi-user mode which will allow every user in your PC to have on settings and single user mode will give all users a common settings. Click next on your done.
Now you will be asked again to choose system settings like whether it create desktop shortcuts or not, do you like to start the software on start-up, and others. Click next.
Now the installer will automatically.
Volume2 works great during our test on both Windows 7 and XP. This should work on Windows Vista too.
Click Here To Download Volume2
[App Source: freewaregenuis]
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