True launch is just like the standard Quick Launch bar, with functions presented in ways similar to Quick Launch. The program is also compatible with Quick Launch because it also uses the same folder for shortcuts. Perhaps, the major difference I noticed in True Bar is that it allows users to combine shortcuts into groups. At least users can enjoy a fast improvement in shortcuts, thereby saving a lot of working space on their desktop.

At $19.90 per download, those who want to enjoy all the features of this software should just go ahead to do so because I do not think the price is a problem. For all the wonderful benefits of using this program, I do not believe the price is too high to complain about.

True Launch Bar 4.4.8 Beta has some settings that are flexible to handle for users; users who are a bit skeptical about how to handle it should try it for 30 days before buying it. It also supports Windows Drag and Drop technology among others.

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