Quick Cliq is a portable menu based application launcher and productivity tool with features that you won’t find anywhere else. Quick Cliq speeds up your daily computer activities by giving you links to folders, files, programs, links, and command line operations as well as window management, extreme clipboard manipulation, and “Memos” that hold frequently used bits of text, like e-mail signatures.

All of this is provided in a compact menu that you can show anywhere and within any application or window without even taking your hand off the mouse. Because the menu is hidden when not in use it does not take up your valuable screen real estate, but stays on alert and shows quickly when it’s needed via a hot key or mouse gesture.

Features:
* Easy and quick access to folders, files, programs, links and e-mail templates
* Access to frequently used command line operations
* Create a menu of shortcuts to a full directory including all files and sub directories
* Save sub menus as a separate menu that you can run outside of Quick Cliq
* Customizable hot keys and mouse gestures
* Unlimited and customizable menu items and sub menus
* Drag & drop interface and optional Windows Explorer context menu integration with easy removal
* Copy shortcut path to clipboard for easy use in open/save dialogues
* Hide and show windows with quick preview and support for window icons
* Enable/Disable a window’s “Close” button or make a window “Always on Top”
* Extreme clipboard manipulation
* Memos that can send their text to the active window or application
* Turn functions/menus on and off to make the menu more compact with only the user’s needed functionality shown

So what now?
When the download finishes, extract the contents of the zip file and run the file “Quick Cliq.exe”. When the application starts for the first time you should be presented with some basic instruction on how to show the menu and start adding items.

Quick Cliq resides in the task tray and will wait for you to show the menu. There are 2 ways you can show the menu by default. With the hotkey Windows Key + Z and by a default mouse gesture by holding the right mouse button in, dragging strait down about an inch and then releasing.
Use the very last item at the bottom of the menu called “Add/Change” to open the main editing window and start adding some items.