Launch programs or games in various resolutions, on specific monitors, as part of batch sequences, with this lightweight utility.
- PrgLnch
- Version :1.22
- License :MIT License
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Laurie Stearn
PrgLnch Description
PrgLnch is a useful piece of software that enables you to launch games or programs in batch sequences, in various resolutions, on specific monitors. It is particularly helpful when dealing with older games that have limited resolution options, as well as applications that need to be run on multi-monitor configurations.
Minimalistic UI designed with functionality in mind
You will notice right away that the application features a simplistic user interface, which is intended to use up a limited amount of resources and remain stable as programs are launched using various settings.
The app does look somewhat outdated, however, and the interface is not exactly intuitive, but you will find detailed explanations in the included documentation, so this should not be too much of an issue.
Launch programs or games in various resolutions
When creating a batch sequence, you need to add each program and set its startup parameters. Up to twelve of them can be managed, but no more than six can be run at the same time.
You can set the desired resolution and specify how resolution changes should be handled, select the preferred display, enable borderless mode, alter the process priority and more.
Create multiple presets and run batch sequences
Once the configurations have been completed, you can save them to one of the six available preset slots. Running a batch sequence could not be simpler, and you can even change the delay between each program launch.
You can specify which preset should be displayed and selected when starting the application, and PrgLnch can terminate the processes automatically when it is shut down.
On the whole, PrgLnch is an interesting app that can be useful in several scenarios. It enables you to launch games and programs in specific resolutions, and on multiple monitor configurations. It features a rather unimpressive UI, but it is not too difficult to set up thanks to the extensive documentation that is available.