Console Menu Programs

JDDM is a professional Java drop-down and popup Web Menu applet. JDDM lets you generate vertical and horizontal menus with unlimited number of nested pop-up submenus, various color schemes, buttons, fonts, icons and sounds.

Easy-to-use gliding menu to navigate your website. Place it down the side of your web pages. Uses a fresh-looking Aqua-R style. Online configuration tool. Supports true-type fonts and many more features.

DocClear allows you to quickly and easily manage the entries that collect in your Documents menu. Using DocClear, it is possible to keep specific entries while removing others. It is possible to have the menu cleared at intervals or manually.

CD Menu Creator is a handy, user-friendly utility for making menu-driven compilation CDs. This freeware/Shareware tool has much to offer that makes it worth a look.

The QMS Manager allows you to manage your quality documents from one console. Create and arrange categories to organise your quality documents.Add, modify and open document files. Included in the package are over 80 quality related document templates

CosyCMD provides a GUI(Graphic User Interface) for Windows command line interpreter (cmd.exe). CosyCMD is a powerful tool makes your use of cmd.exe and every console window much more convenient.

Windows XP allows each user to customize his or her Start Menu and startup applications. Unfortunately, it can be difficult and time-consuming to configure the Start Menu. The XP App Wizard allows you to organize your Start Menu user-by-user.

Telnet client fro device with Microsoft Compact Framework 1.0 or 2.0.Emulate terminal VT100 (basically enough for working with Midnight Commander and others console programs). Full screen.

Are you tired of searching for programs in a long "Start Menu" list? If so, this program is for you. It allows you to arrange all the shortcuts in the Start Menu. Your Start Menu looks neat, and you can easily and quickly find any program you want.

Secure and managed .net component that executes DOS and console commands. Commands execute asynchronously and raise events with current output, completion status, and DOS ERRORLEVEL. Also set timeouts, abort commands, and simulate user input.