A simple to use application that allows you to start several applications at once, in maximized, minimized or normal window mode.
- Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software
- Version :7.0
- License :Shareware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Sobolsoft
Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software Description
Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software is a reliable program that enables you to open a multitude of applications at once. You can simply add all the programs to the list, then run them all the same time, with one simple mouse click. Moreover, you can set the applications to start in normal or minimized mode.
Alternative to startup programs
Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software is simple to use and allows you to start even a large series of programs at the same time. The application is a suitable alternative to creating a startup schedule for the batch of programs you wish to run when you open the computer.
The software can be useful, at the office, for instance, when you need to start work with email clients, text editors, calculators or any other type of programs at the same time. Therefore, you can use this alternative, instead of setting all the applications to open with Windows and burden the booting process.
Start applications minimized or in normal mode
Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software can open several programs at the same time, regardless if they are located in different folders. Moreover, it is capable of running all the selected executables without causing the system to temporarily crash. The process might take several moments, depending on the size and count of the selected programs.
Additionally, you can set the applications to be opened in minimized, normal or maximized mode. Thus, all the applications can be displayed on your screen or in the taskbar, so it does not confuse you.
Open executables at the same time
Run Multiple EXE Files At Same Time Software can open all the applications that you or the system requires in order to properly function. The program requires that you load executable files, therefore you cannot set a certain function to open unless it features a separate launcher file.