Introduction

Introduction

Tired of opening million folders in Start menu hoping just to restart you last used application? Tired of navigating in Explorer directory tree in order to rerun your favorite program? Do you want to feel free? This is the program for you!

RunIt! saves your precious time and nerves because it allows you to restart applications with just two mouse clicks!

RunIt! is a smart shell utility for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP that lets you quickly relaunch your most recently and most frequently used programs. The new Windows XP Start menu has the ability to track up to 30 of your most frequently used applications (but not every of them) and put them on the left side of the menu for easy access. Although previous Windows versions lack this feature, you can achieve the same effect and even more with RunIt!.

RunIt! has built-in cute "Run window", that can be used instead of awkward standard Windows' "Start Menu\Run...". To run any program you want just type some first letters of its filename.

You can setup RunIt!'s Favorites Menu on your own and get an immediate access to the hottest applications, documents, folders, dialup connections or web addresses.

Being executed, RunIt! tracks the operation system. If any Win32 application starts, RunIt! places a link to it ("track") in Recent Menu. Thus all executed application are tracking and tracks to them are placed in Recent Menu in natural order. Every track has an icon. You can restart any application easily by selecting an adequate track from the menu.

Every time you exit the program, it counts and saves information about most frequently used applications. This information is used to create Top100 list. Several first items of that list can be placed in Top Menu.

RunIt! uses unique algorithm of mapping program to its link file in Start Menu, Desktop and Quick Launch folders.

Now you are able to know what programs have been executed on your computer while you are far away from it. RunIt! has built-in process logger module that tracks when programs of operation system are started and finished.