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(BELOW!) FREE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR:  QuickStart 1.5
QuickStart allows you to quickly find items in your Start Menu, Favorites, Recent Files, Desktop and History, that match a typed keyword. In addition, you can specify a custom directory, as well as file extensions to look for. Just type in the keyword and press enter to be presented with a list of items that match your entry - you can then select and launch the program, link or file by selecting it from the list.
(description, more information, click here - Launch applications, url's, etc, by simply typing a keyword.)

File size: 731 Kb

QuickStart is useful for those people, who find it very time consuming to go through the Start Menu every time. With this application, you simply type in a keyword of the application or document you want to start.

(Launch applications, url's, etc, by simply typing a keyword.)

This is the download page for QuickStart - QuickStart allows you to quickly find items in your Start Menu, Favorites, Recent Files, Desktop and History, that match a typed keyword. In addition, you can specify a custom directory, as well as file extensions to look for. Just type in the keyword and press enter to be presented with a list of items that match your entry - you can then select and launch the program, link or file by selecting it from the list.

This program is freeware.

Features:
- Launch applications, documents, etc, by simply typing a keyword.
- Automatically load keywords from the Start Menu, Favorites, etc
- Launch explorer by typing a directory path.
- Launch the default browser by typing an url.
- Runs in the system tray.
- Define your own system hot-key.
- Define your own custom search directory for keywords.
- User defined ignore list for key words.
- Provides useful memory information.
- Low physical memory warning.
- Many configurable options.
- Uses a small memory foot print.

 

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