• Enso Launcher 2846

• Author Company: Humanized, Inc.

• Enso Launcher provides instant access to your applications and windows.

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• Price: $ 19.95
• File Size: 12.10 M   Requirements: Does NOT require administrative access to your computer
• Update Time: 8/22/2008 7:43:58 AM   Release Date: Tuesday, January 15, 2008
• Language: English
• OS: Windows2000/WindowsXP/Windows Vista
• License: Demo
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At Your Fingertips

On average, it takes over 10 seconds to open Notepad using the Start menu--and that's if you happen to remember that Notepad is in the Start menu. By the time you find it, you'll probably have forgotten what you wanted to jot down in the first place. Enso Launcher typically takes just over half a second—20 times faster than the Start menu.

Enso Launcher's open command places applications, websites, and files at your fingertips. No more time wasted digging through the Start menu; no more time spent learning your web browser's latest Bookmarks system. Enso Launcher even passes the Over the Phone Test—which the Start menu certainly doesn't do.

Your Favorites

Favorites, bookmarks, "most recently used" lists, all have one thing in common: they are trying to give you access to things you use most frequently. Wouldn't it be nice to have one system for opening all your most important documents, web sites, applications, and folders? With Enso Launcher, you can. It's easy to teach Enso Launcher new commands—with names that you choose—that open the things that are most important to you. Click the movie to find out how.

Find That Window

In Windows, you are often playing that old game: "Find That Window". Windows hide behind each other; minimized windows have inscrutable shortened names; windows can be children of other windows, or have multiple tabs. Each of these cases represents an important place that you might want to reach at any time; finding any one location in the mess takes time and distracts you from what you want to be doing.

Enter the go command. With Enso Launcher, your windows, documents, and even Firefox tabs are within easy reach; all you need to find one is any part of its name.