ActiveLaunch allows you to open applications, documents, and folders from the keyboard, never having to memorize the multitude of hotkeys.
June 13, 2005 (Press Release) --
ActiveLaunch gives you the ability to open frequently used applications, documents, and folders from the keyboard, without having to memorize a multitude of hotkeys. ActiveLaunch main window looks similar to a simple folder window with icons. Keyboard shortcuts are listed along with each icon for at-a-glance access. To launch a program you only need to call up the main ActiveLaunch window by pressing the hotkey, and then pressing the keyboard shortcut associated with that program without any keyboard modifiers. Alt + Backspace is the default hotkey combination, but you can change it.
You may use sections as regular folders to divide your icons into categories. Besides, sections may be used to run a group of programs, documents, and folders. Just call up ActiveLaunch and press the corresponding key, while holding CTRL key. In addition, you can use hotkeys to launch several applications directly without ActiveLaunch window in view.
You may use sections as regular folders to divide your icons into categories. Besides, sections may be used to run a group of programs, documents, and folders. Just call up ActiveLaunch and press the corresponding key, while holding CTRL key. In addition, you can use hotkeys to launch several applications directly without ActiveLaunch window in view.
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