Features:

• You can drag&drop files into TrayCL window. For example if you want to edit a file with unregistered extension (like file_id.diz) with notepad, invoke traycl, type notepad, press Space, and then drag&drop a file into traycl. The full pathame of the file will appear as a parameter to notepad command.
• Generally you can supply parameters to any alias/command. If you press Space after the command, and then press 'Dir' button,(or type Alt-D), then the file you choose will be inserted into traycl as a parameter (it will not replace existing command).
• You can recall previous comand by pressing down arrow, and you can choose a command from a list of previous commands by pressing Alt-DownArrow (those keys are specfic to windows' combo boxes - in case you didn't know).
• Pressing Esc hides TrayCL without executing any command.
• TrayCL supports mini-mode (small size). Mini-mode is toggled by pressing Ctrl-M.
• FastRun hotkey: you can run the last program executed in TrayCL by just pressing this key combination - to set it go to Options\Set FastRun Hotkey menu item (it's disabled by default).
• To change invoke hotkey (Ctrl-Space) go to Options\Set Invoke hotkey menu item.
• TrayCL supports nested aliases (aliases which make use of other aliases).
• AutoComplete - when this option is on (toggle it in Options\Advanced dialog), TrayCL auto-guesses the commands you try to enter. AutoComplete has 2 modes:
  1. Normal mode - TrayCL tries to guess the text after amount of time specified in delay field.
  2. Smart mode - TrayCL tries to guess the text after amount of time specified in delay field and if it determines that the string you've entered so far is unique in the history list - the command is auto-guessed immediately without any further delay.

• Filename completion - tries to complete the incompletely typed filenames. File completion is activated by pressing TAB key. Example: typing "c:\pro" and then pressing TAB will complete the string to "c:\"program files"\". Note: If Traycl fails to find an unique filename beginging with the letters from the input string, then the list of matching filenames will be shown. You can then choose a filename from the list by using arrow-up and arrow-down keys. If the input string doesn't contain a ":" or "\\" characters, then TrayCL tries to complete the input string as an alias name.