TrayLauncher V1.9.9    Suggested by joby_toss - Updated by the_watcher on 2 Aug 2010 750KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (488) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (5) - Post comment - Permalink

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 the_watcher: A great prog!
Really small and light on resources!
The only drawback is that you have to manually enter the paths..
(as stated in the description...) [2010-01-05 13:57]

 DontKnowWhy: whats the point of this program? don't you have a quick launch in the system tray which do the same thing? [2010-08-03 05:06]

 D Caplinger: Just started using this. So far, I love it. What's the point of this? That's simple... like for me, I have so many portable apps that using the launcher from portableapps.com was just too much, because there is no way to do folders to separate everything. With this, I can do submenus to my hearts content. Sure, it's all manual config... but I'm an old Linux guy, so I'm sort of used to that anyway. :)

Thanks for this proggie! It's my new fave. I just wish I could change the default tray icon. [2010-08-03 16:00]

 chao: you can change the tray icon in the setting file. [2010-08-04 09:00]

 DCaplinger: Now why didn't I think to check that? Now, this is the perfect launcher for me! :) [2010-08-10 16:33]

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