Preme For Windows 7 is a neat window management utility that almost works

• Hold to be on Top: Is it me, or is this name kind of suggestive? Anyway, this feature actually worked. You just left-click and hold over the caption of a window, and the window flickers out and comes back on; now, it's always-on-top. Neat! To toggle, just click again. One thing that's kind of confusing is that the window flickers twice, so it feels like you were pressing too long. That's the way it works, though.
  
• Wheel Window down: This one is so good, it should actually be included with Windows by default. Just place the mouse over a window's title bar and scroll down. The window will minimize. It's really quite elegant.
  
• Press Wheel to close: Again, this should be included with Windows. Simply middle-click the title bar of any window, and that window will close, just like a browser tab does.
  
• Touch Start: This saves you clicking the start button, but you still have to move your mouse over to it. It's a super-useless feature that didn't even work with my setup.
  
• Cursor UP: Is that UP in capital letters because they're fans of the movie? Capitalization seems rather haphazard all over the interface. This specific feature is supposed to move the cursor to the "Close Window" option when you right-click a taskbar icon, and of course, it didn't work with my taskbar.
  
• ESC ESC: Hitting Escape twice in a row closes the current window. That's semi-useful, but it's dangerous, too.

Bottom line: Like many other applications, this thing does itself (and its users) a disservice by trying to do too much. If they just kept it down to the three window-title functions, this would be one wonderful utility with a permanent spot on my system. It's really too bad.