DeskMenu – Access Desktop Items The Easy Way

Desk Menu is a light-weight and simple utility which sits in the system tray and  provides you faster access to your desktop shortcuts and items. There is no need to minimize all opened windows only to access the contents on the desktop.

The working of this tool is very simple, you will find its icon located in the system tray.

Desk MenuBy clicking the icon you will see the list of all your desktop items, click to open the item of your choice. It’s that simple!

Desk Menu Desktop

Download Desk Menu [Locate the download link for this tool at the end of the page]

Apart from Windows 7, it also works on Windows XP and Windows Vista.

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3 Comments

  1. Posted January 7, 2010 at 12:42 am | Permalink

    You can achieve something very similar by right-clicking the taskbar, going to Toolbars, and clicking Desktop. Resize the resulting toolbar to the smallest possible size, and then click the arrows button.

    Takes up a little more room, but no extra software needed and has the added bonus that you can drill down into subfolders.

  2. Posted January 9, 2010 at 5:03 pm | Permalink

    why bother if you can add shourtcut keys to desktop items. RIght click a desktop item then look for “Shortcut key”

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      Posted May 17, 2010 at 9:36 pm | Permalink

      Add shortcut keys to desktop shortcuts? Wow. I can’t believe the advice people give. I have 85 shortcuts on my desktop–shall I add a shortcut key to all of them? Wow.

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