ShortcutsMan is a free utility for Windows XP (32-bit only) that allows you to easily manage the shortcuts on your desktop in Windows. It displays the details about all the shortcuts you have on your desktop and under your Start menu.
NOTE: ShortcutsMan will also work in 32-bit Windows versions prior to Windows XP.
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Manage Your Windows XP Shortcuts Using ShortcutsMan
Jul
A Free, Portable Application Launcher – Part II
Jul
Welcome to the second part of this two-part series about Appetizer, a customizable, free, portable application launcher for Windows that allows you to conveniently launch your favorite applications, files, and folders from your USB flash drive or computer with one click.
In Part I, we talked about initially importing shortcuts, resizing and showing and hiding the [...]
A Free, Portable Application Launcher – Part I
Jul
Appetizer is a portable, free application launcher, or dock, for Windows that can be used either on a USB flash drive or on your computer. It allows you to organize and launch your favorite applications and other shortcuts from a convenient dock with one click.
There are skins available to change the look of the launcher [...]
Quickly Swap Mouse Buttons from Left to Right
Jun
Not all people are born with their right hands being the dominant one. In fact, 10 percent of the world’s total population is left handed. Nevertheless, left-handed people are not inferior to the right-handers.
Actually, some of the most famous, powerful, and captivating personalities in our history are left-handed. These include Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great, [...]
Free Hex and RGB Color Picker Software
May
There are many tools out there that allow you to obtain a color from a part of a website, and we have previously written about one in the following article, Grab the Hex and RGB Codes for Any Color on the Screen.
We have found another color picker tool, called DCPicker, that allows you to grab [...]
Scroll in Any Window Without Focusing on it
May
For users of Linux who also have to use Windows, there is one feature missing in Windows. In Linux, you can scroll in any window, or in a pane of a window, just by putting the mouse cursor over the window and scrolling using the middle scroll button on your mouse. Unfortunately, in Windows, you [...]
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