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Features
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Basic Features: Typing in the Search box will display all shortcuts with Caption beginning with those letters.
Optionally, you can type word fragments, hit [Enter], and all shortcuts whose combined properties/fields contain all of those fragments will display.
You can use arrow keys to navigate to the desired shortcut. [Ctrl-Enter] always launches the current shortcut.
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Power Launch - to create a list of shortcuts to fire at once. For example, it's good for rapidly setting up a development environment.
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Power Code allows you to attach snippets of code (VFP, VBScript, JScript, DOS batch) to run before, in place of, and/or after the shortcut. This is good for small tasks for which you don't want to create EXEs, script files or batch files, e.g., an XCOPY to replace test data.
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Attach [Ctrl-Alt-L], or any other shortcut key, to OnTop.exe in the LSQ folder. This keystroke will boot up LSQ or bring its window forward if it's already running. Please note, Windows shortcut keys only work with shortcuts "on the desktop, on the Start menu, or in the Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder." See MSKB article: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=134552.
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You can attach an LSQ shortcut to a scheduler. On the main screen, right click the shortcut you wan to schedule and select [Edit]. Take note of the id# near the top of the edit window. Set up the scheduled program like this, where 635 is the id#: "c:\program files\launch shortcuts quickly 2.0\lsq2.exe" 635
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Support for XP themes. See the [Option] button on main screen.
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Shortcut properties, "window" and "verb", were added. For example, Window, you can select "Maximize". Sometimes, however, applications do not obey this setting. In addition you can set up a shortcut to a folder, e.g., Target = "c:\data" and if you want the folders view, set Verb = "explore".
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LSQ 2.0 uses an improved method for launching shortcuts.
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Launch.txt, which you can edit, contains a list strings for launching resources that are not necessarily a file or folder on your computer, e.g., http://, mailto:, and ms-help:// (for MSDN help). LSQ looks first to see if your target string matches a string in launch.txt. If it does, then it launches the shortcut. If not, it looks to see if it’s a file or folder on your computer.
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