shortcut

Shortcut allows you to create desktop shortcuts to any website fast and easy. Furthermore, with this keen little program you can create desktop shortcuts to any internet resource in seconds.

Just save Shortcut in your desktop, open it, enter the Internet address you want and a name for your shortcut, and a desktop icon will be created for the Internet resource of your choice.

Create easy to use shortcuts for all your programs. For Example: Type in "word" and Microsoft Word will open for you. Quick and Easy to use this program comes with the full source code, the pogram and the editor for changing shortcuts. Set this program to a hotkey and you will never need to search for icons on your desktop again. Works with Folder names, Program executables and any File or Document.

Easily examine your shortcut files by dragging them onto this simple utility. Shortcut Viewer lists all the properties of a shortcut instantly, including the rarely seen description string - ideal for examining exactly what your installer has created.

ML Shortcut description
Allows you to create, modify or query Windows shell links (shortcuts) from the command-line Allows you to create, modify or query Windows shell links (shortcuts) from the command-line. You can export the properties of an existing shortcut to a text file in .INI format. Use Shortcut /? to view the syntax.

Shortcut Explorer description
Manage Start Menu, Quick Launch, Favorites, and Desktop Shortcuts Shortcut Explorer version looks a lot like Windows Explorer and is intended for shortcut file management.

This major update includes a new Favorites menu which includes system defined folders such as Quick Launch, Start Menu, Recent Documents, and so forth. Shortcut files can also be tested to see if they are still valid.

Still includes options to start in any file folder from context menu - even from the Start Menu button, option to run the shortcut or see its system properties page on double-click, options to show/hide the main menu. Displayed information columns can be turned on or off.

The columns in the right pane show, for each shortcut file, the information available through the Shortcut tab of the Properties page (target, directory, hotkey, etc.).

Shortcut files can be moved, copied, deleted, etc., similar to Windows Explorer. New shortcuts can easily be created through drag-n-drop, cut-n-paste, or the system New Shortcut Wizard. Handles *.lnk. *.pif, and *.url shortcuts.

Orchid Shortcut is a highly customizable program launcher home screen plugin for Windows Mobile Smartphone.

It is the perfect replacement for MRU (Most Recently Used) list and Start menu. You can also create your very own shortcut groups through its friendly user interface.

Fully supports Windows Mobile 2003/WM5.0 Smartphone, supports QVGA and standard size screens.

Here are some key features of "Orchid Shortcut":

· Group Shortcuts - you can define different shortcut groups. Groups can be easily selected by pressing Left/Right key on the home screen.
· Integrate MRU - the system MRU list can be assigned as a group with application name display.
· Highly Customizable - groups and shortcuts are fully customizable through friendly dialog interface.
· Friendly Settings - shortcut sort mode (last use/frequency), show/hide shortcut name, number of icons to display etc.
· Directory Supports - assign subfolders and files in a directory to a group, and display them as shortcuts.
· Built-in Tools - restart, shutdown etc., put them in any group you want.

Whats new in this release:

· New Shortcut List display mode
· Adjustable group tab visibility & position
· Adjustable shortcut name position
· Multi-line shortcut display with dynamic-adjust feature
· Added support for WM6.0 Smartphone

Shortcut Central is a plugin based system wide key shortcut manager that can be used to several different things. Developers can program a new Module that expands the functionality of SCC (ShortCut Central). The program comes with a couple of modules installed like CMAs Winamp Disturber (More are being developed). Shortcut Central 0.95 :* New GUI Layout. Better overview.* Added features in CMAs Window Modifier* Center, Set and Max is now available* Added Execute Clipboard to Executor

Shortcut Launcher will allow you to organise all of your shortcuts.

These can be shortcuts to an application, web site, or file. The Widget uses categories to organise the shortcuts and the user has control over these categories.

Here are some key features of "Shortcut Launcher":

· User definable categories
· Multiple views: icons, text, text & icon
· Persistent storage of data
· Complete control over shortcuts

Help you to manage your desktop shortcuts. If you need to, you can set the suitable category for the shortcuts.

Shortcut Manager widget is helping you to manage your shorcuts from your work space.

You can group these shortcuts in categories as well. Use Shortcut Manager widget, for a better management of your desktop.

Shortcut Wizard description
Provide quick access to utilities, settings, folders and shortcuts Shortcut Wizard provides quick access to system utilities, settings and folders that can at times be difficult or time consuming to locate. Besides this quick access to utilities, setting and folders, ultra fast access is provided to shortcuts for a number of Windows programs and popular Office applications.

With Shortcut Wizards easy to understand interface you will have fast access to hundreds of shortcuts to enhance your computing experience. While Shortcut Wizards Normal mode is for viewing shortcuts, you can also switch over to the Test Your Skills mode to find out how skilled you really are in using time saving shortcuts.

Shortcut.menu creates a menu that allows you to store aliases of files for quick launch access.

Shortcut.menu is a menu extra that will help you organize your desktop and your dock.

You can store shortcuts for every file of your hard disk or for any url you want. All your favorites files or applications are only 1 click away!

Limitations:

· 15 days trial.


Whats New in This Release:

· You can change groups icons
· Added japanese localization
· You can order all your Shortcuts has you want
· New preferences window
· You can create Shortcuts for Urls
· Shortcut no longer handle classic state
· Improve Drag and Drop
· Improve speed : Shortcut only load the menu the first time you access it (or if you change something in the prefs).

Shortcut Doctor description
Shortcut Doctor was made to check your Windows shortcuts and see which point to targets that can no longer be found How many Windows 95/98/ME NT/2000/XP program & file shortcuts are on your computer? 100? 200? 500? And how many are "ill" because you moved something to another directory or deleted a program or changed your network drive maps? Not sure? You can always roll up your sleeves, test them one at a time and coax Windows to try a fix. Or you can work smart & can call in the Doctor.

Shortcut Doctor was made to check your Windows shortcuts and see which point to targets that can no longer be found. The Doctor can then edit or resolve invalid shortcuts, search and replace shortcuts pointing to a certain drive or directory with another (with or without validation), search & replace shortcut command parameters, or delete shortcuts to the Recycle Bin. All shortcuts on a drive can be displayed, regardless of whether they are healthy or not. Operations can be set to ignore paths such as CD-ROM or network drives. Internet shortcuts can also be triaged for errors, edited, or created. Output in the Results List can be written to a file - perfect for diagnostic reports. Shortcut Doctor can also empty the Recent Documents list at the click of a button.

A command line script function lets you automate complex operations and control program options in effect. For example, you can disable path validation before search-replace operations - useful for setting up shortcuts that might not be valid until they are transferred to a remote machine.

Command line functions also allow you to create shortcuts from scratch by specifying the path/file name for the .lnk file to create, the path to the program to launch, and any special command line parameters for that program. See Shortcut Doctor F1 hlp for usage details.

There is also a function to disable (or enable) automatic shortcut resolution for shortcuts that reference mapped network paths, thus giving you a chance to intervene with those shortcuts that seem to have a mind of their own when network mappings change. For more information on dynamic shortcut resolution and UNC path tracking, search the MS Knowledge Base at support.microsoft.com. Article Q150215 is a good starting point.

The program also has advanced file mask filters to allow you to ignore shortcut files based on their physical location on your disk. This can be combined with "Path Ignore", e.g., skip any shortcut that references netdrivec and any shortcut in c:windowsstart menuprogramsgames. File Mask can also be specified in script files with the Mask= parameter.

Find Shortcut description
Perfect companion to Shortcut Explorer Did some installer bury your favorite program deep in the Start menu?
If you know the name of the shortcut you can search for it with Windows Find File, but some shortcuts are named, well, oddly. What can you do?

Heres a simple answer- Find Shortcuts. It looks a lot like Windows Find File utility, but searches only for shortcuts. For those it finds, it shows the information in the shortcuts controlling which program will start and how it will run. Just as in Windows, you can move, copy, rename, or delete them. Unlike the Windows version, you can test the shortcuts to see if they will work correctly. Make your Start Menu convenient for you, not some installer!

Find Shortcut is a simple tool designed to search your hard drive for shortcut files.

Limitations:

· 30 days trial