Launcher

Having the ability to access apps and programs in a more facile way, can increase ergonomics as well as the effectiveness with which one can carry out tasks from the basic day-to-day PC interaction. There are many ways to achieve such a strategy by relying on the default tools offered in the Windows OS, but Launcher aims at offering a dedicated solution. This application was designed in order to provide users with specialized means to create an accessible list of their favorite executables and launch them in a parameterizable way.

It was obvious right from the start, that the focus on developing this application was not centered around design, but functionality, and for our part, considering its scope and intended purpose, we feel that not much is lost through its basic design.

This accentuates accessibility and allows a clear and concise overview and handling when working with the app. There really isn’t much to comment about the looks and feel of Launcher, apart from the fact that it works, and it works well.

One of the main ways of achieving higher interaction with the app is represented by its corresponding configuration file, which will be automatically generated upon its first initialization, and will be placed in the same directory as the app itself.

By opening and editing it with a basic text editor, such as Notepad, users will be able to alter the parameters of the launch list, by providing the paths and other relevant details.

Give Launcher a try, if you seek a basic and efficient tool for setting up app launchers and therefore achieving increased accessibility when wanting to initialize your favorite apps.