For example, you can show your cpu and memory usage (both as values or as a graph), together with the amount of data in your temp directory, the free space on your system drive (and a warning if the free space drops below 100MB). Also, every night, you could pull in information from several Web pages, like exchange rates, the current version of your favourite shareware and the latest CNN headline. If you are running utilites which are writing log files or put results in files (like EmTec's Moony ISDN Call monitor), you can show parts of the log or result files, like the phone number of the last person who called your phone (from Moony) or the status of your last backup (actually you can even configure InfoTray to launch your backup every night).

Features:

• Shows data from different sources in a compact way on your windows desktop
• Allows you to organize the information in different categories
• Offers about 20 different system informations (Date, Time, Drive Space Usage, File/Directory/Tree-Size, CPU-Load, Physical Memory Usage, Pagefile Usage, Time Since Boot etc.)
• You can pull in informations from Web pages (also via proxy)
• Starts programs and offers information from their output or log files
• Lets you get information via telnet from routers, unix hosts, etc.
• Graphical cpu and memory usage chart
• Powerful timer that allows timed data updates and program runs
• Various warning and alert functions (warning popup window, sound, logging, update of other items) depending on the data value
• Simple internal parser language to get bits of information from text sources
• Support for external parser languages like REXX, PERL, etc.
• Lots of options
• Uninstall program