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Application Launchpad XP provides Quick Access to up 200 Applications and/or Documents on your hard drive, organized by Category. Windows user accounts are accommodated. Minimal mouse clicks are required to run an Application or Launch a document...

Batch Launcher allows launching/autoloading several applications by one click. The applications that you wish to launch get united in a batch - just drag and drop needed shortcuts to the Applications list of the batch.

Simply the best menu utility for portable applications. Turn your USB drive to a computer-on-stick. Add, manage and launch portable applications with ease and comfort. See available disk space. Keep your disk healthy with Drive Doctor. And more...

Web, email and file hyperlink control with customisable hovered characteristics. Acts like a web browser hyperlink for your own applications. The control can be made transparent so it can be placed on top of pictures and other controls. For VB6.

Quick access to your favorite applications, documents, folders and network shared. Automatically start programs at specific times. Reminder. Shutdown the computer at specific times. Automatic launch of files and programs after loading system.

4t Tray Minimizer lets you running applications minimized as System Tray icons. The System tray icons can be hidden to let you easily read the buttons on your taskbar. Also you can customize the favorites with special hidding behavior and launch key.

Take a snapshot of the programs which you have open, and store them as a bookmark for accessing later, automatically launch at system startup or at scheduled date and time, send keystrokes to applications being run, more...

JLaunch is a lightweight executable used to launch Java applications directly, without the need for batch files with DOS boxes popping up and distracting the user. JLaunch will give your Java application a professional, clean finish.

Crazy Ball is a compact and convenient toolbar that gives you the opportunity to launch the most frequently used applications from a highly unusually organized set of buttons.