Description:
CAL is a piece of software that sits quietly on your system until you
activate it via the keyboard hot-key you designate. The default hot-key combination is "Ctrl+Alt".
You may change this in the configuration dialog easily.
Once the launch window is open you may then type shortcuts
to open documents/apps/folders/web pages/etc
from your computer. Once you type the correct shortcut and press the enter
key CAL will attempt to find this shortcut in the list of custom
launches you have created or launch packs you have installed and
enabled.
If none are found it will then attempt to search your "All Programs"
(Disable in configuration dialog) folder shortcuts for this shortcut typed
and launch that if found.
Finally, if any of those fail to return any results CAL will
then finally attempt to pass the information to Windows to see if
launching this is a valid path.
If the launch was successful then you will hear the good launch
sound. If it fails then you will hear the bad launch sound.
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Features:
- Configurable Hot-Key
- Drop-Down Auto-Complete List
- Skin-able Launch Window (Easily make your own)
- Custom launches with
parameter, start in, and open mode options
- Index "All Programs"
shortcuts
- File/Folder Browsing with
Auto-Complete Drop Down
- Track most used shortcuts
with run count
- Enable/Disable shortcuts
- Ctrl+Enter, Alt+Enter, and
Shift+Enter will forward your command to a custom web address
you specify
- Automatically checks for
updates or use the application menu.
- Explorer Context Menu (Known
issue with Windows 2000, read release notes)
- Import/Export, Create, and
Edit Launch Packs
- More to come...
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