An application launcher with a note-taking program.
8start Launcher is a Windows menu tool which can be enabled and setup within moments allowing you an alternative to the Windows start menu.
Ideally, 8start Launcher allows you to add many different items to its menus such as program shortcuts, documents, HTTP links, files, folders, favorites and more.
When you want to create a menu, the program allows you to categorize them, making them better organized. It also supports sub-categories and custom styles.
Once the categories are created, adding new items to them is as easy as using the right-click menu. Accessing the items in the menus is similar to the Window start menu we're all used to.
Overall, 8start Launcher is a great tool for improving the accessibility of your PC.
Features of 8start Launcher
- Able to use picture files .jpg, .png, .ico, .bmp, .gif as button icon.
- Accessed by system tray, hotkey and middle mouse.
- Auto download website favicon to local for url type button.
- Changable skin with transpancy png format supported, 30 beautiful skins available for download.
- Create and manange buttons fast and easy.
- Individual customizable button style.
- Keeps the desktop clean, no more shortcuts block the view of your wallpaper.
- Launch applications and files fast and intuitive.
- Launcher auto shrink to fit number of icons.
- Organize shortcuts into groups and categories.
- Portable with relative path defined supported, can be run in flash drive or install in hard disk.
- Quick access to the drive content by click the drive letter.
- Show program name / description when mouse over the icon.
- Whole new concept of launching your applications and files.
Compatibility and License
8start Launcher is provided under a freeware license on Windows from Windows tweaking software with no restrictions on usage. Download and installation of this PC software is free and 3.0 is the latest version last time we checked.
on newer versions of Windows like Windows 11 and Windows 10 but more likely to be stable on older versions of the operating system with Vista and XP coming to mind. It runs on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems with no dedicated 64-bit download provided.Filed under:
