Sure Homer. For portability I use Browzar for private trackless surfing, put this in your .bat file: browzar http://www.1way.ws If you want to use Internet Explorer use: "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" http://www.1way.ws (I'm using XP, if you use a different OS adjust the path to IE accordingly, the downside is the link then becomes OS dependent.)

That is a good hint 1way. But is there a trick to make it launch a web address?

Long time user of this great little launcher. Hint: To make it open a directory on a usb drive... create a batch file with this style command "explorer ..\directory" and use a .bat to .exe program to turn it into a .exe file. Drop it in your menu.

The run as minimized mode is particularly handy; one click and you're good to go. Simple to use and edit. Great piece of work.

A simple program that does exactly what it is supposed to do - launch the programs that you tell it to launch from the Start > Run button. Up until this program, I was using a launcher that lists every .exe on my flash drive, Porta'Menu displays and launches only the programs that you add to its' menu.

It's minimalist, no clutter, and works well so far. I like that it stays out of the way and that I can drag and drop an application onto the "main" screen and it picks up the info, icon and all. I can then go in and modify things later if I need to.

My three main wish list items upfront (from a usability point of view) would be 1) have a way (menu option) of sorting the categories and the menu items; 2) have an easier way of identifying which items are in what category from the "main" group and being able to switch an item from one group to another without having to open the items property; and 3) be able to drag an item in the menu list to a different location more than one row at a time.

For an older program that was ressurrected, it's got a few other launchers beat for ease of use.