QuickJump is a FREE fast, and easy program launcher. QuickJump creates a menu list from a folder with a menu item for each file/folder making it quick and easy to use. See QJ Readme.txt for more information.

Version 2.6 - Added optional parameter SubMenus to create pseudo sub-menus from folders
Version 2.5 - Fixed small bug in menu creation
Version 2.4 - Apps/folders/files can be opened by pressing the corresponding underlined letter for that menu item.
Self Note is a FREE self contained note application. No external editor is needed as the EXE is the note and the editor in one. Use this application to store any text you want! All changes are saved and encrypted to this EXE file. You will see a dialog say “Please Wait. Writing text…”. After that has closed the text has been saved. Not meant for extremely large amounts of text.
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Warning:: Do not forget the password. There is no way of recovering the text.
Features:
- TABS to allow multi notes in one EXE
- Text is save within the EXE file
- 256 bit AES encryption
- Text is never saved to the hard disk
- Drag and Drop text file onto the Self Note.exe will allow you to create a new Self Note from that text file.
- Option to have no password (text WILL NOT be encrypted!)
- If you use the password “NoPassword” with out the “’s, the note will not be encrypted and the password will be removed.
- You can also choose the Remove Password menu option under the File menu

Please send me an email to [email protected] from that email address with the receipt from your purchase and I’ll send you the license key.
I will try to add self note to my download section as soon as I get some time.
Hmm… That’s odd. It developed it on a 64bit system. I am using Win 10 64. It is 32bit software but it should work fine. Do you get an error message at all? Try right-clicking on the setup file and Run As Administrator.
If you have not received the key, please email me you email address associated and the PayPal transaction number and I will resend out your key.
I upgraded my iPhone 6 to the 6s and so far I am happy with it. I have not had any issues that have been reported such and the hot home button. I have notice that my phone does get a little warmer but that could just be me. I’ll have to keep watch.
I have used a case for my iPhone since I first got one and I am happy that I did. I have dropped it before with the case on and it did its job. I would sometimes get the high end impact resistant case and I have also had cheap cases. Both have worked at protecting from low drops. I have decided to not have a case on my 6s, well not a case attached to the phone. I do have a holder for the phone while I am not using it but I don’t really consider that a protective case. It does make me nervous as I opted to not get the insurance on the phone to save me a bit of money on my bill (which is almost 400 a month already).
I plan on posting an update in a week on how it is going.