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My Favorite Things 1.5.2

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Old Jewel Software

License: Shareware

Size: 597.0 KB

Date added: 2009-01-28

Downloads: 6

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Price: $0.00

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Menu item launcher. My Favorite Things puts the things you use most right at your fingertips. It sorts its menu based on what you do most often. You can use it to launch anything on your computer or on the Internet. Open applications or websites, send email, even launch terminal commands and applescripts. And best of all, the things you use most will be the easiest to find from its menu bar icon or with a hot key you define.We call My Favorite Things a self-configuring launch utility because it's the first launcher we know of that doesn't make you set it up. My Favorite Things will watch the way you use your computer and decide from what it sees what you are most likely to want to open next. What ends up in My Favorite Things depends totally on what you do with your computer.

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