Free launching software for mac

LaunchOnTime is an application utility for opening documents at specified times.
Drag and drop files into the file list window. Then double click on the time in the Launch Time column to specify the date and time making sure you use the same format as the sample time.
LaunchOnTime wakes up a sleeping computer prior to a launch time if you run it as root user. To do so use Chalaut.
Enhancements:
- Sleep/Wake enabled: If the computer goes to sleep LaunchOnTime will wake up the computer prior to launching an item, and sleeping no longer sets back the launch time

XMBCLauncher 3.0 provides you with a plugin which is an easy and convenient way to access to XBMC and Boxee for an opened AppleTV but also update functionalities. This product will be your excellent choice.

AdminLauncher is an application launcher which provides one click buttons to launch applications, documents, etc. A tabbed interface is available to group applications so they can be found quickly.

The main administrative feature of this launcher is that one must have an Mac OS X, administrator password to add or remove buttons and tabs on the launcher.

This is useful in lab, kiosk, or public workstation environments where administrators want to provide a consistant interface for launching applications.

The Custom Launcher is a simple launching utility that can be easily modified with ResEdit to incorporate your own settings, graphics and sounds. It can be customized to launch applications, open documents and folders, or handle URLs - all with a single click or keystroke.

With Custom Launcher you can build your own Internet-savvy launcher.

You can build your own cool interface to frequently used items and share it with your friends, create a custom version to use as the main entry point for a commercial CD-ROM, or modify the basic interface to do whatever else you feel like doing.

RAF WebServer provides a directory that holds all files that you need hosted. It opens in a simple application, and starts automatically. There is no need to adjust any settings on you computer.
You can choose any port or stick with the recommended port 80, and save the setting to be remembered each time. Possibly an easier alternative to Apache.
Enhancements:
- Compared To The RAF WebServer, the RAF WebServer AutoLaunch starts the server automatically upon launch.

Sputnik is a small application that allows you to perform a few tasks with only a few keystrokes. These tasks include launching applications, controlling iTunes, searching for addresses, performing calculations and performing searches using your favorite search engines.

Also, if you’re like me and tend to forget imprtant things and birthdays, Sputnik can assist you by reminding you of these.

The thing I kept in mind when writing Sputnik is that everything is accessible via the keyboard. – In the end, I wrote it for myself and since OS X, I have become a real keyboard addict. ;)

DashLite performs one of two actions:

* Launches Dashboard if it has not been launched yet.
If a process name contains “DashboardClient”, DashLite kills the Dock, which restarts. All Dashboard processes will be eliminated until next activation, thereby freeing system resources.

Therefore, DashLite is a process toggle for Dashboard, without the residual overhead when Dashboard is not in use. Since Dashboard will not be running in the background, you may notice that launching it via DashLite is slightly slower. The best application of DashLite is in conjunction with a keystroke application launcher such as QuickSilver. You could easily keep using F12 (be sure to uncheck Dashboard in the Keyboard & Mouse system preference panel), or any other key combo you can configure, to launch Dashboard with Quicksilver or similar.