Uploaded by the author, New Menus for Windows is a shell and a desktop enhancement for MS Windows 3.1, quite similar to some window managers of the X-window system (GUI of UNIX f.e. Motif, OpenLook) and the upcoming GUI of Windows 95, with many features, lean resource needs (82% GDI & 95% USER) and highly configurable. To launch programs, you just have to push the right (or middle) mousebutton to get a graphic popup menu. The programs and documents can be grouped in submenus. The items are visualized with icons. Each submenu can be stuck to your desktop with a needle. The Menu supports the Program Manager-groups, wild cards (auto filling menus), directory browsing, Windows API (DLL) calls, batches with keyboard macros, etc. Many special functions for window and task management are available. Windows can be activated by only moving the mouse into the window. Another basic feature is the possibility to stick normal application (drop down) menus onto the desktop. The system menus can be enhanced and customized by the user. Some window controls (edit control, File Manager, DOS-box, etc.) have enhanced features, which are accessible via context sensitive popup-menus. The user can also compile their own individual context sensitive menus for all window programs. With the integrated Virtual Desktop, a desktop up to 64 larger is accessible with a mouse click. The layout of windows can be saved in the context of Virtual Desktops. The Menu supports system administration for multi-user installations.
Note: To install, place files in a directory and launch RRKMENU.EXE.
Documentation: README.TXT, README.WRI plus Online Help
