New Cylog Toolbox beta on the horizon

One of my favorite natively portable freeware launchers, Cylog Toolbox, has posted a beta for their 3.0 release. I've been following them on Twitter, and they've done a lot of work on this major release.
Check out the list of new features (under Coming up in ToolBox v3.00):
http://www.cylog.org/utilities/toolbox.jsp

Even the old version had some great stuff, like drag-and-drop shortcuts, switch to relative paths at the click of a button, change icons easily, wallpaper and transparency backgrounds, and support for multiple toolboxes.

I find that toolbox makes an excellent adjunct to the PAP menu - I can make toolboxes to categorize my apps, and make quick links to custom folders or commonly used files. Check it out!

UPDATE: I've been checking out the beta, and it is very impressive. At this point, I'm 100% sold on using this as a portable desktop. You can anchor it so it stays like a background. The background of the toolbox can be transparent, or use the current windows background, or use a BMP (tiled, filled stretched or centered). While you can't store actual document files on the desktop, you can drag and drop any file onto it to create a shortcut. They've added a quick settings tab to get noobs started, and they'll be adding support for themes.