Desktop Favourites
by Andy Riley
Use this Widget to create links to your favourite applications, folders and websites in an organised structure on you desktop.
Create Favourites to launch applications, folders and websites by dragging them onto the Widget
Create your own Headings and Subheadings to enable you to organise your favourites
Reorder the Headings, Subheadings and Favourites by clicking at the end of their bar and dragging
Minimise and maximise the Headings and Subheadings to save space on your desktop
Personalise the colour scheme
Create Favourites to launch applications, folders and websites by dragging them onto the Widget
Create your own Headings and Subheadings to enable you to organise your favourites
Reorder the Headings, Subheadings and Favourites by clicking at the end of their bar and dragging
Minimise and maximise the Headings and Subheadings to save space on your desktop
Personalise the colour scheme
Current Version: 3.0
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April 30, 2009 · version 3.0Life Saver
KallynI am very OCD. I had this program in the past then after having to completly reboot my computer to factory settings it took me forever to find it again. I Have tried practically every other widget out there for the same uses.. This one is by FAR the best! Thank you so much!
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January 22, 2009 · version 3.0Great app.. but I have some issues
I love this application but I have a couple questions/issues.
1. I would like it to attach to the desktop. I use the show desktop button a lot to get to an icon to launch an app. I'd like this widget to be at the desktop level so I can get to it using the show desktop and then launch my app.
2. Some apps won't launch from this app. Microsoft Communicator is the main one. I figure it's evil microsoft problem, but it would be nice if it worked.
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January 08, 2009 · version 3.0Very Nice
JMOxx75I used to group desktop folders to keep my projects separate and while trying to unclutter my desktop I stumbled across customizing themes for xp. The hyperdesk lead me to these widgets. I tried a few other ones that I thought would help me manage my shortcuts and folders but none compare to the ease of this one. The format is intuitive and easy. The best part is if I start something new I can get rid of what i'm not using (shortcut wise) and put in the new with no clutter!
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October 09, 2008 · version 3.0 RobIm very intrigued by this widget, but I cant figure out how to import my existing favs into the widget. I exported them to a file in my docs, but every time I try to import that file into the widget Im told that its an invalid file... a detailed read me for this would be nice, if possible
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October 02, 2008 · version 3.0Oustanding!
TigerColor problems NOT noticed. WinXP Pro SP2 plus ALL .NET versions installed. Recommend exporting favourites as a .XML file for backup. For me, this is the BEST of the links Widgets!!!
