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Originally Posted by callmemoe
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It allows you to shrink PocketBreeze so that only the single "title bar" is visible. The benefit being that when you don't need or want to view your calendar, you can minimize it so that the remaining today plug-ins will move up on the screen making them more accessible.
I use it with Wisbar Advance Desktop. Pressing my center button on the D-pad minimizes and maximizes PocketBreeze. When it is in minimized mode, all of my app shortcuts become visible and I can open programs I want to get into. This helps keep the number of virtual today pages I have to a minimum.
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Moe, thanks. I use WAD, too. Why do you consider it necessary to minimize the number of virtual desktops? I use six, and have the Home hard button set up to pop up a menu in which I can choose the desktop I want to see. Switching is fast, too. Memory usage appears to depend on the number and size of icons/images loaded but not the number of desktops.