Don’t you hate it when you need a file, but you don’t remember where you put it? You know it is somewhere inside your My Documents folder. Then again, so are hundreds of other files that you saved. Wouldn’t you like to be able to launch a small list of programs with just a few clicks? Hunting through the start menu takes time.

Both of these tasks take time you do not have. So what is the solution to your woes? You should download TrayBar.

So what does it do and how do you use it? Here is what the developers behind TrayBar have to say:

TrayBar is a small and handy application launcher that runs in the system tray and lets you access your favorite programs and files with a couple of clicks. You can completely customize the menu, select the applications, documents, web sites to include and also organize them in sub-menus. Furthermore, you can pick a custom tray icon, and the program integrates into the Windows Explorer right click menu to quickly add new items.

Some of the addition features include: support for command line parameters, batch launching and window states (maximized, minimized, hidden) for each entry and more.

So who really does need the start menu when you have a program like this? I have found that TrayBar does exactly what it promises to do. It gives me quick and easy access to programs and files without any fuss. I spend around eighty percent of my day on my PC, so I want things to be as easy for me as possible. TrayBar makes my life a little easier.

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