HiddenMenu: nifty little rocket launcher is displayed only when you need it

HiddenMenu it's tiny, free application launcher files and folders view remains until it is activated, mousing over custom edges or corners of the screen.
This is really easy for about 3 megs or so in memory, this portable software and supports dragging and dropping entities from Windows Explorer to add them to the list.
But there are different: actually you can create multiple menus, so mousing over the upper-right corner displays a menu containing files and shortcuts associated with the project a, that you can work while mousing over on the right side of the screen displays the files and shortcuts for the project, etc.
A few more notes on this one:
Using: default HiddenMenu become visible when you move the mouse pointer on the bottom right of the screen defaults can be set up so that when mousing over any of the sides and corners of the screen appears HiddenMenu.You can also have multiple mouse over areas of active simultaneously (for example, fires when mousing over the lower or upper corners as an example). Adding items to the list through dragging: Let's say you are using the default mouse-lower-right corner of the square to invoke HiddenMenu you can grab items in Windows explorer (files, folders, files or shortcuts), mouse over the lower-right corner, and when you put them in a column HiddenMenu interface. You can also arrange items by dragging and dropping, a. Alignment keys: when you add shortucts HiddenMenu will automatically link to the source.For example, if you add a shortcut on the desktop HiddenMenu, and then delete the shortcut entry in HiddenMenu will continue to work, because it is associated with the original executable file.Columns and rows, dividers: HiddenMenu allows you to add rows, columns, and separators to organize your stuff: you can drag items around to organize them. Mode system tray: you have the option to disable more mousing for displaying Launcher, inwhich case, it can be called from an icon on the taskbar, you can display two different menu, right-click on the left or click on the system tray icon if you like.Import/export menu: actually, you can save the disc menu and import it, etc.
Verdict: it's a very nice little startup that provides excellent users. She has a very unique look and feel as launchers, though reminds me of "RunIt", which is another great launch.
Particularly impressive and potentially useful is the ability for multiple menus is called from different parts of the screen.In addition the grid style character HiddenMenu interface making it ideal for organizing your things, like applications on the rightmost column, files on other columns, or whatever.
For Windows 7 bottom right mouseover event activation can be a little too close to the location of the button "Show Desktop", but this is easily remedied by changing the behavior of the point to other locations on the screen.
Testing version: 2.2 revision 2
Compatibility: WinAll. Works on 32-bit and 64-bit OS.
Go here to download the latest version (approx 374 k) or visit homepage programme (which seems to be less reliable than Snapfiles link).