Hello Linda (154), Robo (155) and others, please contact us if your computer has accidentally lost RecentX registration information and is asking for the registration code.

Thanks.

This is quite disappointing. I have found the software quite helpful at times.

Can someone help?

Shame. I thought I this application was pretty good.

Here is the web site:
http://www.launchy.net

Paid full price after 20 minutes. No brainer.

Have been using this for a day and it’s good, I likes it very much.

- simple
- extra options
- fast
- SEARCH is great and quick
- stays out of the way

Thanks :o}

I rarely use Internet History and Favorites. Google Toolbar searches past local queries and queries from all Google users as you type. If you previously used a query which is a domain ending in .com, or it shows up in the global list, selecting that will load the site directly, without loading a Google search page. So I usually only need to type a couple of characters to get directly to frequently-accessed sites. I rarely need to search Internet History. The Vista Windows Start Search does it automatically. IE7 can list the History by order visited in the current day. Leading-character search is always active (standard almost everywhere in Windows and Microsoft products), even without a search box. The History can be pinned. Google Internet History (if you use a Google account, and always log in the Google Toolbar) can also be searched.

As far as recent folders, as I stated, in Vista, one would normally just use the drop-down recent folders and locations list, which is global (file drop-downs are local to each application). Additionally, Vista has various forms of automatic file and folder tracking. In a standard Vista file open or save dialog box, the first thing to remember is that the file type selection filters all other information in the dialog box. If you expand the dialog box to show folders, Recent Places is a list of recently used folders, which you can sort by date modified (normally, you would just use the previous-locations drop-down, instead). Recently Changed is also available, as are Searches, which contains Everywhere, Indexed Locations, Recent Documents, Recent E-Mail, Recent Music, Recent Pictures and Videos, Recently Changed, and Shared by Me. I find Indexed Locations to be the most useful, and the closest to what I expect (some don’t return what I expect). Naturally, it can be sorted by date, and both forms of search are active within it. The list is like a combination of all of the RecentX tabs. In fact, when RecentX crashed, the RecentX data folder and crash dump files were at the top of the list (when sorted by date), as expected.