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16 Sep 09

Windows 7 Application Launcher (7APL) Users

Posted by Daniel   
Topics: Microsoft, Software, Windows 7   Tags: , , ,
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People interested in trying or are currently using beta builds of 7APL – a robust Windows 7 application launcher will be interested to know they can get exclusive builds via our forums. Here is a quick screen shot of what’s in store:

7APL PD Exclusive

Latest Features Include:

  • Added application launch arguments support.
  • Fixed several minor bugs.
  • Updated UI interface.
  • Added alt-hide menu functionality.
  • Updated max jump-list tasks to 25.

For more in-depth information on 7APL you should visit this post. A dedicated projects page for 7APL is planned for the near future so that all this information will be accessible in one place.

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