Rating: 4
Version tested: 1.04
MenuApp is a program that enables you to create folder shortcuts that function like start-menu style launchers (see screenshot).
Four steps to get your shortcut launchers up and running:
- First step is to unpack menuapp in the appropriate place (e.g. “c:program filesmenuapp”); there’s no installer.
- Create a shortcut for the main executable “menuapp.exe” and place it where you want to use it
- Right click on shortcut, goto ‘properties’, then the shortcut tab and in the ‘start in’ box type in the path for the target folder (see screenshot)
- Rename the shortcut appropriately (changing the icon, like I did, is also a good idea, as the MenuApp icon is pretty drab).
Typically at work I am working on, say, four or five projects simultaneoulsy, and for every project I set up a different folder with ever-changing files and filenames. By using MenuApp to create a shortcut/launcher for each folder I can launch the file that I need and be up and running quickly and easily without having to manually navigate to each file I want to access.
Go to program home page for latest version.
Stick does the same thing & is alot more customisable
Double-click on sub-folders to open. Single-click opens files.
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Still using it !
It’s kind of complicated setting up icons to show the menu. But -if you’re willing to go
through the necessary steps- it adds a nice feature that’s in some instances very useful.
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The Computer Rodent
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Thank you a lot,
The best customization program ever!