Vasilis Freeware Applications

• Now supports ALL KIND of files to Autorun a CD
  
• The aim of this application's existence is to help PC users with non or less experience to create safely the files with the appropriate commands,when they decide to create an Autorun CD with their data.
• The application is a five steps wizard who checks and guides in every step if the user made the correct selections, and if she/he didn't, it suggests or it stops the procedure.
• Certainly the Autorun.inf file which is responsible to start a CD as it's beeing inserted in the CD-ROM can be made with less elements, but the intention is to ensure that an amateur will create a professional result. It also gives the opportunity to by-pass the 8.3 file names of Hypertext files restriction, by using the GreenSpring engine.
• So collect all the files you want to be included in your CD in a directory and start the wizard from Step 1 button. Don't worry if the StartUp Application (or file) and the desired Icon are somewhere else in your HD, Autorun CD Assistant will fix it for you.

• Be my folder is constituted from three sections:
• The Folders Wizard with which you can take the full control on the construction and appearance of your folders.
• The Shortcuts Wizard with which you can make shortcuts for any kind of files and place them wherever you wish. So you can create a lot of menu-like additions in your Start Menu, in your Programs (in Start Menu), in your IE Favorites or into your Quick Launch Bar.
• The Taskbar Iconizer with which you can view the open applications' tasks as icons in your taskbar (and the ability to restore the default settings).
• From all sections you can control the program's behavior, see your clipboard notes, clean savings, run files' or folders' paths, and so on.
• With Be my folder you will avoid annoyanced navigations through the Windows Explorer, and you will attend places of your system that are difficult to be reached.

• With Clipping Around everything pasted from your clipboard can be controled as you desire:
  • You can add it in a Notes Datafile with a mention of the date and the exact time that you've added it.  
  • You can edit it before you save it.  
  • You can edit it after you've save it.  
  • You can save it as a text file with no mentions at all.  
  • You can Print it.  
  • ... and a lot more - the only thing you have to do is to experiment with its buttons following the label text on each one of them. 
• Rapid Mover moves the program's window in nine pre-defined positions, but you can move it anywere on your screen with your mouse.
  
  
• All buttons show an alert balloon when an action can't be done, indicating also the reason.

• A lot of times as we surf the Internet, we find written Links which they are not active. In this case we must Copy/Paste them in the IE's Address entry and with the "Go" button to reach the referenced pages.
• But unfortunatelly we reach them in the same page and if we link from there to somewhere else, the probability to loose our start point is certain.
• That is the reason I've created this simple program. To make surffing easier under these circumstances.

• The program is a SysTray application and it starts minimized. Its panel is small and the buttons instead of text use tooltips to guide you. It starts in the center of your screen but you can move it wherever you want. When an order is finished it minimizes itself by its own.
• Link in a New Window 2.0 gives you the ability to open a non-active link in a new IE's window page. If your Default Browser is not Internet Explorer the program will ignore it, and it will start the IE gear to reach the desired link.
• If the link you visited with it satisfies you, you can create a handy Internet Shortcut instead of add it to your Favorites.
• Finaly, from its panel you can call Windows Notepad to write some comments, or to Copy/Paste text that you found interesting.

• The way to use the application is very simple. Move the window by puting your mouse cursor in the cross which is in the middle of it, and point one of the four corner arrows into the place of the screen you want to define.
• Then push the button corresponting to the pointing arrow ( IE's shortcut for example, with the Down-Left corner arrow ).
  
  
  
• The text entries will take the color of the button, and they will show you the exact pointing position.
• As simple as that.

• The idea of Unlimited Menus creation based on the fact that all SysTray launchers fill their icon ListBox with folders, sub-folders, sub-sub-folders, etc. imposing after some time the necessity to keep notes for a navigation through them. So what is more simple than having one launcher with several menu lists named according to their contents, and which they can be called immediatelly in conformance with the specific time needs. And that's exactly this application: a SysTray launcher constituted from two separated programs.
  
• My menu which is the execution interface of the unlimited number of the menus you've created. My Menu lists can launch programs, shortcuts, files, folders, system applications, internet links, e-mail accounts... almost everything that is approachable with a computer.
  
• Menu Builder which is the constructing tool of your launching menus. With this program you can construct menus that contain all the above named items which can be added in the same Menu list and can be launched whithin the My Menu Program.
  
• Unlimited Menus means Unlimited ways of launching processes and an Unlimited number of launching items in the same Menu list.

Url Construction Toolkit is a SysTray Application that gives you the abilities:

• To create Internet Shortcuts ( files with the URL - Non visible extension with Windows Explorer ).
• To create e-mail addresses' Shortcuts.
• To create Program Files Shortcuts ( actually they are Url files that reacting as normal shortcuts ).
• To open directly the desired link with your default browser.
• To open directly the desired link with Internet Explorer in a new window.
• To open a non-active link in a new Internet Explorer's window by adding to it, a right-click context menu option.
• To insert the currently viewing Web Page from Internet Explorer or to Drag & Drop it from Mozilla Firefox address entry.
• To Drag & Drop any highlighted non active link of a Web Page.
• To run a program with its associated application.
• To open a web page or run a program from a folder where you've created an URL collection.
• To edit, copy, move or delete any URL.
• To keep notes with direct access to your Windows Notebook.
  
  ... and all these while you are surfing or not.