http://usb.smithtech.us/projects/spm.php

If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.

"Jeffrey Needle" <jeff.needle@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> http://usb.smithtech.us/projects/spm.php
>
> If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
> restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.

thanks for the link

Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:

> If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
> restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.

I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.
http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm

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Jeffrey Needle wrote:
> http://usb.smithtech.us/projects/spm.php
>
> If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
> restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.

It's nice, but one feature I really like, and which AFAIK is missing, is
the ability to organize your shortcuts into submenus. Because it lacks
that feature, I use PortableAppsMenu Mod:

http://portableapps.xrx.ca/portable-apps-menu-mod

instead.

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Yrrah wrote:
> Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:
>
>> If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
>> restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.
>
> I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.
> http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm
>
> Yrrah
>

I don't like that you can't access programs outside the Portable Apps
folder.

Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:

> > I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.
> > http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm

> I don't like that you can't access programs outside the Portable Apps
> folder.

You can use Portable Start Menu to access any program (anywhere) you
like.

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Yrrah wrote:
> Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:
>
>>> I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.
>>> http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm
>
>> I don't like that you can't access programs outside the Portable Apps
>> folder.
>
> You can use Portable Start Menu to access any program (anywhere) you
> like.
>
> Yrrah
>

As far as I can see, all apps need to be subfolders in the same folder.
When you refresh your app choices, it only looks in the one place.
How do you direct it other folders?

Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:

> >>> I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.

> > You can use Portable Start Menu to access any program (anywhere) you
> > like.

> As far as I can see, all apps need to be subfolders in the same folder.
> When you refresh your app choices, it only looks in the one place.
> How do you direct it other folders?

Are we talking about the same program?
I am talking about this one: http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm
You applications can be wherever you want them.

Yrrah

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On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:15:23 +0200, Yrrah
<Yrrah-hellogoodbye@mail-elsewhere.ca> wrote:

>Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>:
>
>> > I'm quite happy with Portable Start Menu.
>> > http://www.aignes.com/psmenu.htm
>
>> I don't like that you can't access programs outside the Portable Apps
>> folder.
>
>You can use Portable Start Menu to access any program (anywhere) you
>like.
>
>Yrrah

Can I define hotkeys in the shortcuts in Portable Start Menu like you
can in the start folders?

On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 01:15:12 -0400, Jeffrey Needle <jeff.needle@gmail.com>
wrote:

> http://usb.smithtech.us/projects/spm.php
>
> If you use portable apps, and feel the PortableAppsMenu app is too
> restrictive, this one gives a lot more flexibility. Quite nice.

there are some great tools there for U3 drives also. I am using Pstart at
the moment, seems to work very well, command parameters are easily added.
(tip from badgolferman)
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