Simulate the effect of a finger touching the LCD screen on your Windows computer

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Here is a cool, fun-to-use utility! Every time you click on the mouse button, the utility simulates the effect of a finger touching the LCD screen.

ripple click Simulate the effect of a finger touching the LCD screen on your Windows computer

Liquid Click Delight is a very simple addition for your Windows desktop that simulates fingers touching the LCD screen. Liquid Click Delight is more of a proof-of-concept specialty than a day-to-day use utility but fun to try nonetheless.

The program places its icon into notification area (tray) so you can close it or change its properties. These properties are very intuitive and applied immediately after change. The very effect is that every mouse click is decorated with animation simulating a finger touching an LCD display.

While this utility has no real use, it is nevertheless cool and fun-to use, for a short time atleast and keep the kids amused!

Feel inclined to try it out? Head over to its home page!

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Anand aka HappyAndyK is an end-user Windows enthusiast, a Microsoft MVP in Windows Desktop Experience since 2007, and the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, TheGeeksClub.com & WinVistaClub.com. Creating a System Restore Point before trying out a new software or a tweak is always recommended.

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  • darren

    sweet little app , cheers lads!!!!

  • roger

    A pretty effect but, after about an hour or so, it started to freeze up programs it was focused on, Firefox being the worst. It took me a little while to realise that Liquid Click was responsible as the effect was not immediate. After Firefox froze for the second time I attempted to restart it and it took well over 10 minutes to reload (I finished a book while waiting for it). As soon as I disabled Liquid Click everything went back to normal.
    As with any problem like this it could just be a consequence of my computer set-up (Win7 HP x64 with around 200 applications/programs installed) rather than any reflection on the quality of the program itself, YMMV.
    roger.