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TapTap is available at any time to launch applications, files, and URLs and access addresses and your own notes and protected notes.
Tap twice on the Command key (or the shortcut of your choice) to access any of your applications, files and folders you selected, your browser bookmarks or cards from your Address Book, your notes protected by password ...
Tap twice on the Command key (or the shortcut of your choice) to access any of your applications, files and folders you selected, your browser bookmarks or cards from your Address Book, your notes protected by password ...
What's New
Version 1.3.1:
Enhancements:
- Notes and Protected Notes can now be edited within the access window (Control-Click on an existing note to access the popup contextual menu).
- Speedup the popup menus display.
- - Add an option in Preferences to display items in popup menus without icons (to display submenus more quickly).
- Various minor user interface changes.
- Various minor corrections.
Version 1.3.1:
Enhancements:
- Notes and Protected Notes can now be edited within the access window (Control-Click on an existing note to access the popup contextual menu).
- Speedup the popup menus display.
- - Add an option in Preferences to display items in popup menus without icons (to display submenus more quickly).
- Various minor user interface more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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TapTap is available at any time to launch applications, files, and URLs and access addresses and your own notes and protected notes.
Tap twice on the Command key (or the shortcut of your choice) to access any of your applications, files and folders you selected, your browser bookmarks or cards from your Address Book, your notes protected by password ...
Tap twice on the Command key (or the shortcut of your choice) to access any of your applications, files and folders you selected, your browser bookmarks or cards from your Address Book, your notes protected by password ...
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Flash1296 reviewed on 16 Jun 2010
But … this functionality is available via freeware so the price is an outrage !
Even easier - Bring up spotlight in Finder by tapping Control/Space Bar then just type the first few letters of the application you wish to launch and hit return.
I can generally do that in less than a second.
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