Hi everyone!
I am posting this for discussion.
I really love the flexibility of QAP and my favorite menus have grown over the last few years and often it takes time to navigate through the menu structure.
And I hate to remember hotkeys.
Some time ago I started to use a keyboard launcher (find-as-you-type) in parallel to the QAP menu structure.
No question, ALL my favorites are still defined in QAP.
For the keyboard launcher I use the QAP feature
Can I display the QAP menu or launch QAP favorites from the command-line or from a batch file?
which means utilizing QAPmessenger.exe.
(QAPmessenger.exe ShowMenuLaunch "> somePath > targetFav")
(+) Using a keyboard launcher for the most frequently used "targetFav" is faster than navigating through my QAP menu structure.
(+) If "targetFav" is a submenu, QAP shows the submenu right at my mouse pointer and I can navigate further from there.
(--) I have to teach the keyboard launcher my frequently used favorites and link them with a QAPmessenger call.
When I forgot to add the
QAPmessenger arguments (
ShowMenuLaunch "> somePath > targetFav") recently, I was greeted with a QAPmessenger dialog telling me how to call it correctly. Nothing wrong with that. But I was wondering why QAPmessenger couldn't be my keyboard launcher.
QAP already has a "Search for favorites" feature in the QAP customize window. My idea would be that a call like "QAPmessenger.exe SearchFavorites" could prompt me with a search box and ALL my QAP favorites would be readily available (without teaching a separate tool).
I guess not so many fellow QAP users live in both worlds (keyboard strings and menu structure).
But I might be wrong, and other QAP users would also welcome to get "the best of both worlds" on one tool?
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