ShortCut Manager

Revenution along with eMax Hosting, LLC has partnered up to bring you our exciting new Widget. ShortCut Manager is a desktop shortcut program that allows you to quickly access Web URLs as well as local files, directories, and applications.

Features include:
Ability to quickly Web sites, files, directories, and applications
A variety of backgrounds including transparent for desktop use
Ability to change font, color, and size of shortcut text
Ability to display shadow behind text
A manual and automatic Widget version checking system so you can always stay up to date

Current Version: 1.01

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March 31, 2006 · version 1.01 rodrigaj
Obvious solution to the request I posted I posted recently:
For unlimited number of pallets, just copy widget back into the My Widgets folder and start up. You can then color code to files, favorite url's, etc..
March 30, 2006 · version 1.01 rodrigaj
I'll tune in with a request to have more columns and more items per column. Or... wouldn't it be nice to have an unlimited number of pallets. You could color code them..Have different skins, etc...Otherwise, it's a great widget.
December 05, 2005 · version 1.01 JC Cameron (Author)
imea: For now, just create a 'bat' file containing the full command and switches you want to run and point to that bat file from this widget. In the future, we may be able to solve the 'switches to a command' issue but for now, this is a very simple and easy solution to the problem.
December 05, 2005 · version 1.01 imea
Great widget! Why does it not allow for switches after an app shortcut? Some applications/games have switches in the path but for some reason it will not launch with the switches...
ie Battlefield 2 = "C:Program FilesEA GAMESBattlefield 2BF2.exe" +menu 1 +fullscreen 1

I did try removing the "" too.

Thanks!
December 03, 2005 · version 1.01 JC Cameron (Author)
You can always access a widget's preferences by clicking on the Konfabulator Icon in your system tray or system menu and selecting this widget from the 'Widget Preferences' menu. From there, you can add back the background, change the opacity, etc.

Also, as an fyi, if ANY widget is transparent, you need to click on the non-transparent sections to interact with it. If there is nothing to click on, you need to use the menu method I mentioned above. To move a transparent widget, you… More