AutoStarter

AutoStarter is a small Windows application designed specifically for helping you create a list with files, webpages, and directories that you want to open them with minimal effort. The tool lets you generate batch files so you can automate the launching of multiple items at the same time.

The program gives you the possibility to build up a list with the items that you want to execute by adding different types of files and specifying a custom utility for opening a user-defined file.

What’s more, you may add webpages that can be opened in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera, shortcuts, folders, audio files (e.g. MP3, WMA, AAC, OGG, RM, AIFF, FLAC), as well as files, directories and shortcuts by indicating the path.

AutoStarter lets you perform tests in order to check out the performance of the application when it comes to opening the user-defined files, save the current project as a template (so you can uploaded in your future projects), as well as create batch files (BAT file format).

Other important features worth being mentioned offer you the possibility to write command-line parameters, enter a custom delay time (in seconds) before triggering the batch file, generate plain text files, set questions to the user, define “if” and “else” statements, and insert empty lines.

During our testing we have noticed that AutoStarter carries out a task very quickly. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory, so the overall performance of the computer is not affected.

All things considered, AutoStarter comes packed with a handy suite of features for helping you launch multiple files via a single batch item.