Free launcher 1.0 software for mac

CoooL is the Cocoa openoffice.org Launcher. It provides a launcher panel with easy drag-and-drop access to the OpenOffice.org applications.

There is also Finder integration allowing for double-click opening of OpenOffice.org files.

TigerLaunch is an easy-to-use and easy-to-configure application launcher for OS X.It displays an Apps menu at the top of your screen listing all your applications in alphabetical order — no matter what folder they appear in.

You can easily configure it to exclude applications you rarely or never launch. TigerLaunch allows you to be more selective about what apps are dock-worthy, so your dock doesn’t get so cluttered. It also makes it easier to launch apps that are buried in sub-folders, such as in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder.

MuchoLauncher is a utility which makes it possible to open your documents, programs or favorite files by a simple click. It also makes it possible to reorganize your files and to open a document with a chosen application by using the drag & drop functionality.

The "G4M Classic Doom Launcher" launches Classic Doom for Doom 3. Simply drag it to your Application folder, choose your Doom 3 Application and have fun with Classic Doom.

The mod is Classic Doom for Doom 3, and will feature the first episode of The Ultimate Doom. Simply download the Linux-Version of the mod here and put the "cdoom"-Folder into the Doom 3 Folder.

Paradocks is basically the reincarnation of the Classic application launcher found on OS 9, but is also integrated with the OS X Dock. Paradocks creates a floating window containing the icons of all currently running applications, and allows you to easily switch between applications by clicking the icons.

Paradocks also allows you to control the items displayed in the Dock. You can group related applications, files and folders into sets. Sets of items can then be added or removed from the Dock quickly and easily. Normally you would create sets for different projects you are working on.

Appwatch is a simple application launcher for Mac OS X.

It observes the applications that you launch and quit, and builds a menu of "Recent", "Frequent" and "Long-Running" applications.

The only UI is the Menu Bar Icon, and the menu itself (and some preferences dialogs). You can use the mouse, or press ?-esc (apple-escape) to activate the menu.

Its Tiger (10.4)-only and wont work on older versions of OSX.

Battlefield 1942 Launcher (also known as BF1942 Launcher) is used to efficiently start up the game Battlefield 1942 with user customizable command line parameters, and even directly into a user-installed MOD.
Enhancements:
- You can specify any command line parameters to launch Battlefield 1942 with.
- Additionally, you can set it so that Battlefield 1942 will launch directly into a custom MOD, by selecting one from the popup box. These MODs are auto-detected when BF1942 Launcher is opened.
- Preferences have also been implemented, which allow you to set default command line arguments to be loaded into the arguments text field when BF1942 Launcher opens.

LaunchStrip is a less-obtrusive replace for the Launcher control panel included with MacOS.

Put it in the Control Strip Modules folder in your system folder, and youll have a menu of everything in the Launcher Items folder in a handy, out-of-the-way spot.

Classic MacOS systems only!