Windows: The right click menu already has a bunch of great features, but if you want to supercharge it even more, Right-Click Enhancer brings a host of new options.The free version of the app allows you to add options such as Copy or Move to folder, which allow you to move files around without navigating directly to each location. You can also enable an option to open a command prompt in Admin mode at the selected folder right from the context menu. The professional version ($10 with a free trial) can remove unwanted entries, add sub folders in the right click menu and create shortcuts to specific apps or locations. Installing the free version does include some offers for some crapware, but the portable version seems to be devoid of this, as is the professional version for obvious reasons.Right-Click Enhancer | via MakeUseOf
What to do if your keyboard on the screen. And if there are dozens of screens: At CES, the Russian design Art Lebedev, the company shows upcoming Optimus Aux Optimus popularis keyboard with a mini and a series of six unique keyboard for data input devices on the key to the home screen.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Right-Click Enhancer Adds Useful Options to the Context Menu
Windows: The right click menu already has a bunch of great features, but if you want to supercharge it even more, Right-Click Enhancer brings a host of new options.The free version of the app allows you to add options such as Copy or Move to folder, which allow you to move files around without navigating directly to each location. You can also enable an option to open a command prompt in Admin mode at the selected folder right from the context menu. The professional version ($10 with a free trial) can remove unwanted entries, add sub folders in the right click menu and create shortcuts to specific apps or locations. Installing the free version does include some offers for some crapware, but the portable version seems to be devoid of this, as is the professional version for obvious reasons.Right-Click Enhancer | via MakeUseOf
Friday, October 18, 2013
Morning Starts Your Day Off Right with Tons of Useful Information
iPad: If your iPad is within reach when you wake, Morning turns it into a dashboard packed with useful information you need to start your day off on the right foot. The weather, your to-dos, calendar appointments, news headlines, your estimated commute time, and more, are all in a Google Now-ish display.Once installed, you can customize the display with up to eight different topics you want displayed on the main screen: weather, to-dos, calendar appointments, stocks, news headlines, commute and travel time, the current date and time, or a countdown timer. You can mix and match them anyway you like, and the display auto-sizes to accommodate them. For example, you can start your day with the current weather conditions, an overview of your to-do list, your meetings for the day, how long it'll take you to get to work, and have a timer in the corner so you'll see when it's time to press the plunger down on the French Press and pour your morning cup.
You can even customize the background colors and the specific information each panel displays so you see what you want to see. The app looks great, and is on sale for $3 to celebrate its launch (although they don't say what the full price will eventually be). The dev also notes that he has plans to add other apps and tools to Morning in the future, like updates from Twitter or Facebook, or your current steps or status from your fitness tracker. In any event, you can hit the link below to read more about the app or grab it from the iTunes App Store.Morning ($3) | iTunes App Store via Morning
You can even customize the background colors and the specific information each panel displays so you see what you want to see. The app looks great, and is on sale for $3 to celebrate its launch (although they don't say what the full price will eventually be). The dev also notes that he has plans to add other apps and tools to Morning in the future, like updates from Twitter or Facebook, or your current steps or status from your fitness tracker. In any event, you can hit the link below to read more about the app or grab it from the iTunes App Store.Morning ($3) | iTunes App Store via MorningMonday, June 10, 2013
Do you find the Windows Library feature terrible or useful?
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