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Screen Capture Image Text App Launcher
Run defined applications by detecting text in a captured screenshot
This application requires the "TESSERACT" OCR engine to decode text in a captured screenshot. The text file can be analysed to look for specific trigger words which will run a defined application. TESSERACT OCR is available for Windows users here: https://digi.bib.uni-mannheim.de/tesseract/ Information on its use is generally available, this medium post provides an overview: https://medium.com/quantrium-tech/installing-and-using-tesseract-4-on-windows-10-4f7930313f82 During the... -
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Game Launcher
A Windows tray application that launches your games, quickly
Game Launcher is a simple application that lives in your notification area/system tray. It maintains a list of games you choose to have on it, and allows you to launch those games from anywhere by right-clicking the icon, or pressing Windows+G on your keyboard. GL supports various methods of adding games, including: browsing for the shortcut, drag'n'drop, shell integration, and direct input of a Steam App ID. -
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This is a quick Application Launcher for Windows. It stores settings for what applications a user wants run, and then on load, presents a small menu of apps, which when clicked on open that application.
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