Arrange your files on USB Portable Devices in a Customizable Menu using SyMenu

Your USB portable devices such as pen drives may contain a lot of files, databases and some standalone applications as well. Without proper arrangement of those files, applications and folders; it might take some time finding a particular folder or file when it is urgent. SyMenu helps your reorganize your messy storage device and pile everything under a main menu for easy reference.

You can customize SyMenu in a very simple and quick way by adding links to portable programs, Windows commands, folders, files and URL. However, you need to make sure all the linked items have to reside on the same USB device or disk (even if SyMenu supports links to absolute path, such as C:\Windows\Explorer.exe).

Functions of SyMenu:

• Start Search bar: (Windows Vista like) allows users to quickly search amongst any SyItem configured on menu;
• Windows Start Menu wrapper: SyMenu exposes through Start Search bar every program linked in host PC Windows;
• Extension Manager: allows users to temporarily replace normal Windows extension associations with SyMenu custom extension association;
• Autoexec: allows users to launch a SyItem custom list at SyMenu startup.
• SyFolder: allows users to organize their SyItem in a hierarchical way

SyMenu is a freeware. It is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista, 2008 Server, Windows 7 beta (both 32bit and 64bit versions). Installation of SyMenu requires .Net FrameWork 2.0 or higher. If you feel that you need a tool that can reorganize your messy portable USB device, download SyMenu now by clicking here.

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