Shortcuts To Tray

Shortcuts To Tray, as the name points out, puts useful shortcuts right in the system tray. Left click the Shortcuts To Tray icon and you can access shortcuts to applications, files, folders, internet links, network resources, disk drives, and more.

Download an archive, extract its contents, run the Shortcuts To Tray executable – these are the three simple steps you must go through to get started with Shortcuts To Tray on your Windows PC. The nice thing is that you won’t have to go through an installation process.

Left click the Shortcuts To Tray icon and you will be presented with the following categories:
File and Folders – place links to the files and folders you want to easily access.
Internet Links – if you want to quickly access FindMySoft, place a link to the site in this category.
Network Resources – place links to any network resource you want.
Applications – links to the applications you want to easily launch.
Run – links to various run commands.
Operations – restart, shutdown, log off, and so on.
System Links – My Documents, Control Panel, Program Files, and more.
Disk Drives – C, D, E, and all your other drives.

Examples are included for the categories presented above.

Shortcuts To Tray is a free software.

Thanks to Shortcuts To Tray you can easily access files, launch applications, open websites, access the Control Panel, and run operations such as restarting or shutting down the PC.