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12Ghosts QuickStart - 9.50.132.5502

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Current Version:	9.50.132.5502
Release Date:	2008-07-28
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	185
Downloads (all versions):	3,286
Price:	$22.00

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Product Description:

Mr. 'Q' of the application launchers. Unlimitted hotkeys and tray icons for each entry. Fully customizable with a hierarchical structure and user definable descritpions and icons. Open programs, documents, websites, and special system folders like StartUp or SendTo, specific control panel pages, and even registry keys in RegEdit. 12-Quick comes with a wonderful variety of unrelated functions, like quick resolution changing, shutdown or logoff, remove formatting from clipboard text, set task sequence, or changing the middle mouse botton click to a double-click.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows 98

Additional Requirements:

Pentium II
32MB RAM

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Versiontracker shouldn't let… - Version: 6.15, 2/15/2003 04:09AM PST

Martin Anderson

12 Ghosts fill up the lists for two days with this 'lets-release-a-zillion-products-all-on-the-same-day' crud. It makes me inclined to not even try 12 ghosts software. Plus, ever heard the phrase 'jack-of-all-trades'...?

I agree wholeheartedly… - Version: 6.15, 2/14/2003 04:21PM PST

oidvoid

about all these 12 ghosts posts. BTW, has anyone else noticed they're almost all 1.4 megs in size? Maybe they are all really the same app at the core. Why not just include all the functionality in one app?