Mike Mi

9 suggestions to make WinLaunch more awesome (or nearly perfect): Allow environment variables resolution, like %USERNAME%, %USERPROFILE%, %WINDIR%, etc. in folder/file paths and names of WL shortcut. Actually, variables %XXX% are not solved and it results in non opening folders, files and not solved names. We can bypass this limitation by creating a "real" shortcut with variables in path, but it's not a clean way to add a specific folder. If the shortcut file is deleted, WL shortcut doesn't work...

8 suggestions to make WinLaunch more awesome (or nearly perfect): Allow environment variables resolution, like %USERNAME%, %USERPROFILE%, %WINDIR%, etc. in folder/file paths and names of WL shortcut. Actually, variables %XXX% are not solved and it results in non opening folders, files and not solved names. We can bypass this limitation by creating a "real" shortcut with variables in path, but it's not a clean way to add a specific folder. If the shortcut file is deleted, WL shortcut doesn't work...

7 suggestions to make WinLaunch more awesome (or nearly perfect): Allow environment variables resolution, like %USERNAME%, %USERPROFILE%, %WINDIR%, etc. in folder/file paths and names of WL shortcut. Actually, variables %XXX% are not solved and it results in non opening folders, files and not solved names. We can bypass this limitation by creating a "real" shortcut with variables in path, but it's not a clean way to add a specific folder. If the shortcut file is deleted, WL shortcut doesn't work...

7 suggestions to make WinLaunch more awesome (or nearly perfect): Allow environment variables resolution, like %USERNAME%, %USERPROFILE%, %WINDIR%, etc. in folder/file paths and names of WL shortcut. Actually, variables %XXX% are not solved and it results in non opening folders, files and not solved names. Allow (or add the option for) specific folders like "This PC", "Configuration panel", "Network", "Recycle Bin", etc. Actually, we can only add a classic folder. We can find a workaround by adding...