Define a list of applications and files that should be opened at Windows Startup and launch multiple apps with just one click via this tool.
- Tray Applications Manager
- Version :1.6
- License :GPL
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Daniel Smerghetto
Tray Applications Manager Description
Tray Applications Manager is a small utility designed to help you create menus and actions according to the applications you commonly use and the files you frequently access on your computer.
Allows you to create multiple launch and browser actions
After a straightforward setup, you can access the application from the System Tray area, as after all, the idea behind the tool is to lend you a hand with managing a cluttered Windows Tray Bar. While initially, the app comes with relatively few menus and actions, you should keep in mind that you can add your own by right clicking directly in the UI area.
Since the role of the program is to provide you with a method of keeping everything organized, it is only natural that it allows you to create menus and submenus where you can include applications, documents and other files that you commonly use and that you want to access quickly whenever required.
Permits you to manage Startup and Separate Tray apps
As previously mentioned, one of the primary roles of the tool is to help you handle the applications to be launched at Windows Startup. Alternatively, if you want to launch several applications along with the app, then you can add them in the Independent Tray Icons menu.
As a side note, the application also enables you to take screenshots that you can store in any desired location on your hard drive. Even though it is not very precise, you can even take custom snapshots by selecting the desired area on your desktop.
A useful tool that can save you time and energy
While it is not a looker and it may require you to spend some time to configure it fitly, Tray Applications Manager can be a viable aid for users who prefer a clean working space and that want to save some time with launching apps and files automatically at Startup.