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WinExt® Key Launcher 2.0 was available as a giveaway on March 30, 2022!
+ Open Resource by Keyboard at Any Place of Windows
+ Supports to Open Programs or Other Files, Folders or Drives, and Web Sites or Pages by Keyboard
+ Automatically Lists the Installed Applications
+ Open Resource by Only Two Keys (Ctrl+? or Alt+?)
+ Can Use the Same Number Key of the Left and Right Keyboards to Open Different Resources
Please note: 1 Year Single License (1 PC) is included in this version. Click here to get a VERY BIG discount for other advanced licenses on the promotion day!
Windows XP/2003/Vista/7/8/8.1/10/11, 32 & 64-bit both.
557 KB
1 year
$14.99
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The silence is deafening - does this mean no-one needs this program, or no-one understands how it works?
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I find Launchy very good as a program launcher. Quick catalogue of programs,files and URLs and then simple use ALT+space to serach for what you want. Its a bit old but works very well.
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To refresh a web page I have tp press Fn + F5, I am unable to use just the F5.
Would be great if instead of launching a program, it could act as a F5 key
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I know there are many free macro programs that exist that perform similar functions for Windows 10, but I am surprised that nobody has tried or commented on this giveaway.
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I'm having trouble understanding what this program does and how it could be beneficial to me.
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Nah... I'll pass.
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I stopped using short cuts long time ago, it became burdensome to remember them, because on some applications that are seldom used, you have to look and find the short cut and many time I have launched applications by mistake that needed to be closed and again search for the right short cut (time consuming).
The best short cut is the one that never existed, just look in the alphanumerical list of the menu and click on the application. The desk top is a short cut, quick access is a short cut, the task bar is a short cut, start menu is a short cut, numerical or alphabetical list of the explorer applications is a short cut and most us have a replacement windows menu anyway, to add this short cut on top of it is an over kill, nobody can remember hundreds of short cuts because of no real associations to the applications, like ctrl_G, shift_U, alt-x and so on, are not logical associations.
Most of us have hundreds if not thousands of applications accumulated over the years and remembering the specific short cut is almost impossible.
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