4ourFoxtrot
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Launch all programs in the start menu all at once possibly using batch
Yes, hey, hello well I came across this video a while ago and although what I'm after isn't linked to the main point of the video, for my own testing purposes I would like to be able to do this myself also the Office only one would be helpful too.
Ok here's the video, (please watch from 2:03 to 2:45) :
So there it is, I would like one that just opens all of office and one that opens everything in the start menu as shown in the video. I think he's uses a couple of batch files hell this could even be a command built into windows I don't myself know about, I do think it's custom though (a batch or app he wrote himself)
Quite interesting video anyway I'll think you'll agree despite It's age and lol that's doable with only 4 SSD's now as well lol ahh, can't wait till SSD's go mainstream, though I accept it will be a while.
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