AnyMenu

This much improved version creates custom shortcut Menu (`on top`) on the screen close to the mouse cursor. Easy to build and change, it is more convenient to use than desktop shortcuts or the Windows` Start menu. Press mouse wheel or key to show menu. Another option is to swipe the mouse cursor across the Centre (5`%) of the screen, along its` top edge. With one level submenus you can group different files/Folders under one main menu item. (for example: Video editors--`your choices`).

By Default, the Numeric Keypad becomes a group of Hotkeys for commonly used system actions (volume, mute, control panel, delete, `find text`, alt-tab, browser, Documents). You can program 4 of the keys yourself. You can easily disable this feature - it was added mainly for laptops used without a mouse. You can still use the numeric keypad normally.