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RecentX gives instant access
StandBy / Hibernate / Wake Up
QuickStart is useful for
True Launch Bar is an
to recently used Files,
/ Lock / Log Off / Restart /
those people, who find it
ultimate experience of a
Folders, Programs and
Power Off / Disconnect
very time consuming to go
manageable file system. It
Websites. It automatically
computer / Turn off monitor
through the Start Menu every
gets the best of MS Windows
tracks these recent items.
/ Run file / Prevent suspend
time. With this application,
and adds comfort, polish and
No need to add your favorite
or shut down (+ much more)
you simply type in a keyword
slick looks. Its unique
files, etc. Common file
immediately (by click or
of the application or
system of switching toolbars
operations can be performed
command line) or scheduled
document you want to start.
and expandable menus gives
without using a file manager.
(by timer, event or script).
instant access to files and
applets.
Date: Oct, 10 2005 Date: Jun, 25 2006 Date: Nov, 21 2006 Date: Sep, 26 2006 |
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A smarter 'Start' menu
Find and Run Robot is a
Tray Tools allows you to
RebootEx is a system utility
interface that saves you
program for keyboard maniacs
place up to 24 program icons
for Windows NT/2000/XP
time and reduces clutter by
- it helps you rapidly find
in the Taskbar Tray. Program
operating systems that
essentially turning the task
programs or documents. One
icons that you place there
allows to automatically
of opening almost any
keypress launches the
can be launched by simply
shutdown, shutdown at a
program, document, folder,
utility - then just start
clicking your mouse on them.
specific time, power off,
or web site into a two or
typing. As you type the best
To add new programs or
reboot and/or relogon to
three key-stroke effort.
matches are shown - just hit
modify existing items click
your computer.
the number to launch it.
your mouse on the red
toolbox.
Date: Mar, 10 2007 Date: Oct, 08 2006 Date: Jun, 28 2005 Date: Jan, 29 2005 |
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