What are these features in the “My QAP Essentials” menu?

QAP Features are powerful functionalities that can be inserted in any QAP menu or submenu. For your convenience, the My QAP Essentials menu is built automatically when you installed QAP. It gives access to a subset of the most useful QAP Features.

  • With the Add Favorite – QAP Feature…, add new QAP Features to this menu (see How do I add a favorite to my menu? for help on adding favorites to your menu)
  • With the Quick Launch menu, open a search box to type a few letters and launch one of your QAP favorites or an item from the Recent/Frequent menus.
  • With the Reopen Current Folder in Dialog Box menu, take your file dialog box (Open, Save as, etc.) to the last folder you used in Explorer.
  • With the Reopen a Folder menu, open a folder in Explorer from a menu built with the list of folders already open in Windows Explorer (also useful in file dialog boxes).
  • The Clipboard menu shows the folders, documents, application path or URL saved in your Windows Clipboard.
  • The Drives menu shows the list drives on your system with label, free space, capacity and an icon showing the drive type.

 

Finally, other QAP features were also added in the main QAP menu:

  • The Add Active Folder or Web page menu allows to add on the fly the currently active folder or web page.
  • The Close this menu item allows to close the popup menu if clicking elsewhere or hitting the Esc key do not close the menu as it normally should (you can remove this menu if you never face this issue).

Feel free to add QAP Features to this menu or to move them around. See the list of other QAP features.

Edit the My QAP Essentials menu

The My QAP Essentials menu was added automatically to your main menu when you launched QAP. Using the Customize window, you will be able, if you wish, to rename this menu, move it or break up its content in other submenus. See how to open the Customize window and how to use it to customize your menu.

Can I quickly search QAP to launch one of my favorites?

If you know the first letters of the favorite or a recent file/folder you want to open, save more time! Instead of opening the QAP menu and look for the favorite in one of your submenus, just open the Quick Launch box, type a few letters and press Enter or select the favorite you want to launch in the list.

Opening the Quick Launch box

If you installed QAP for the first time with version 11.6 or more recent, this feature is already included in your QAP menu. Open it under the My QAP Essentials submenu or hit the keyboard shortcut Shift+Ctrl+Q.

IMPORTANT: If, on the other hand, you upgraded QAP from a version earlier that v11.6, you have to add the feature to your QAP menu. Add a favorite of type QAP Feature and select Quick Launch under the Various Utilities section.

In both case, you can change the keyboard shortcut in the Edit favorite dialog box’s Menu Options tab. For example, you could prefer the Middle Mouse Button with the Alt or Ctrl modifier key. Finally, it is always possible to open the box from the Customize window menu bar Tools, Quick Launch menu.

Launching favorites

To launch a favorite with the Quick Launch box, simply type a few letters. Favorites and recent items with these letters in their name will be listed sorted by usage, the most frequently used first. The more letters you type the more precise is the search result.

At any time, you can launch the highlighted item by pressing Enter. By default, the first item is already selected. You can use Down/Up arrows to select another item and press Enter. You can also double-click on an item to launch it. If it is a folder or a document, QAP will open it. If it is a menu, it will display the menu.

If you have a lot of favorites in your QAP menu, to be more specific in your search, type multiple sequences separated by space. For example, type qui pop to search items having “qui” AND “pop” in their name.

Quick Launch options

There are a few Options that you can set to change the way the Quick Launch box behaves. Under Options, Customize Window, you can enable the Extended Search (search all properties). That way, you query will return more results because the search is done not only in the favorites and files name but also in all favorites properties (location, parameters, snippet content, etc.).

By default, Recent and Frequent menus are included in the Quick Launch result. This means that not only the favorites in your menu are included in the search result but also the folders or files you used recently or frequently. By default, the option Include Recent and Frequent menus items is enabled. If you prefer, you can turn this option off to exclude these folders and files.

By default the Quick Launch box shows 10 search results. You can always resize this window manually. If you prefer, you can change the default height by setting a different Number of rows of search result.

Finally, you can set the sort order of the Quick Launch box. By default, the most frequently used favorites will be shown first. This works only if your database is enabled in the Options, Database. If you prefer, you can Sort by: Favorite name or by the Menu order following the natural order of the favorites in your menu.

Using Quick Launch with the Alternative menu

The QAP Alternative menu gives access to actions that can be taken on items from your menu. Normally, you would open the Alternative menu with Shift+Middle Mouse Button and afterwards select a favorite in your QAP menu. With Alternative menu features, you can Edit a Favorite, Copy a Favorite’s Path or URL (or event a snippet content), Run as administrator for an application and Open the Containing Folder of the favorite. See What are the Alternative menu features? for more details.

You can use these commands in the Quick Launch search result. Right-click on an item to open the Alternative menu and select the action you want to take on this item.

You can also call the Alternative menu features with keyboard keys. For example, if you press the Right Shift key while you double-click on a favorite or press Enter, this will open the folder containing a favorite. You can review the Alternative menu hotkeys in Options, Alternative Menu Hotkeys.

What is the “Current Windows” menu and how is it built?

The Current Windows menu is built in two sections. This first part shows the folders already open in the Explorer windows and, if you use this file manager, the Directory Opus listers.

The second part lists the applications running on your system (starting with the most recently activated window). Only applications having “visible” windows are listed. System-hidden windows and zero-width/height windows are excluded. Most of the apps in the System Tray could not be listed unless their window is already visible in the task bar.

When you select an item in this menu, its window is automatically activated (bring to the “front”). This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.

By default, the Current Windows feature is found under the In the Works menu (before v9.2, it was names Switch and located under the My QAP Essentials menu). You can add it to your menu by adding a favorite of type QAP Feature and select Current Windows under the Dynamic Menus section.

Application exclusions

There may be some applications that you do not want to see in the Current Windows menu. Option the Various Advanced Options tab in the Options dialog box. In the text box, enter a list applications that you want to exclude.

Enter any part of the window title of the application to exclude (the window title is what appears in the top horizontal bar of the window). You can enter multiple exclusions, one per line. For example, to exclude windows of applications Sticky and GhostWindows, enter these lines as shown below:

AStickies:
GhostWindows

 

You can also exclude windows by their class name or process name (EXE file name). You can find more help on these advanced techniques on last parts of the page Can I block the QAP menu trigger (middle mouse button) if it interfere with one of my other apps?

When should I use the Reopen a Folder menu?

The Reopen a Folder shows the folders already open in the Explorer windows and the Directory Opus listers if you use this file manager. It is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.

The Reopen a Folder is particularly useful when you are in a file dialog box and want to open a file in a folder already open in another Explorer window. Just select one of these folders in the QAP menu and the dialog box will be moved to it. Change folder in dialog boxes must be enabled in Options.

Reopen Current Folder
You can also reopen the folder in the currently active Windows Explorer window with the Reopen Current Folder in Dialog Box (video).

What is in the Clipboard menu?

The Clipboard menu in the My QAP Essentials menu reflects the content of you current Windows clipboard. If the clipboard contains URLs, documents, applications or folders file path, QAP shows this list in the menu, allowing you to open a document, launch an application or navigate to a folder found in the Windows Clipboard.

For example, if you select and copy a group of files in Windows Explorer, the list of file paths resides in the Windows clipboard. Quick Access Popup scans this content and adds the files that exists in your system to the Clipboard menu. You can also copy a list of files from a text editor (or any other source) and QAP will display these files in the menu (each line of text must contain a file name/path alone). Relative paths and environment variables are supported.

QAP also scans the Windows clipboard for URLs and displays them as Link entries in the Clipboard menu. In the case of URLs, an address can stands anywhere on a line of text copied to the Clipboard. However, if one line contains more than one URL, only the last one is included in the menu.

To avoid too long delay when refreshing the QAP menu, the Windows Clipboard is processed only if it contains 10 000 characters or less. This default size can be changed in Options, Menus Advanced Options.

If you open the Clipboard menu when the Windows clipboard contains no file or URL, it displays the message No path or URL in Clipboard. If the Clipboard is empty, it displays Clipboard is empty and if it is too large, it displays Clipboard too large to be processed.

Can I launch a favorite from the Customize window? Can I preview the current content of the Customize window?

The Eye icon on the left side of the Customize window allow you to open a temporary menu showing the current content of the favorites list. This menu can be open and these favorites can be launched as in the regular menu. Your menu does not need to be saved to be previewed.

This preview menu can also be shown in search results. In this example, the search result shows items containing “My”. The temporary menu shows the five items in the search result.

Can I repeat or reopen one of the last favorites I selected recently?

You can reopen a recently opened favorite in the Repeat Last Actions menu. If this menu is not already in your popup menu, add a new favorite of type QAP Feature (see What are the QAP features?).

If you select Repeat Last Action (singular), an item labeled Repeat Last Action is added to this menu and, when you select it, it reopen the last favorite you opened. The label of this feature is always Repeat Last Action. You have to remember what was the last action you selected.

If you select Repeat Last Actions (plural), a menu labeled Repeat Last Actions is shown containing the 10 most recent favorites that you launched. You can configure the number of items in this menu in the OptionsMenu Appearance tab.

Items in the Repeat Last Actions menu are sorted chronologically (most recent first). When an item is selected in the Repeat Last Actions menu, it is launched and its entry is moved to the top of the menu.

If a favorite is edited, the favorite in the Repeat Last Actions menu will remain unchanged. And if a favorite is removed, it will stay in the Repeat Last Actions menu until it is pushed out of the menu or until QAP is closed.

Can I control how my computer is closed with QAP?

Quick Access Popup gives you full control on how you close your computer or your screen. With the new QAP Feature Close Computer Control Center, you can Power down, Shutdown, Restart your computer or simply Logoff. You can tell Windows to forced the selected command if required (if you really require it, because this can cause loss of data).

You can also Sleep or Hibernate your computer with two options: Sleep immediately (which may cause data loss) and Disable wake events which prevents some events (like alerts) to wake up you computer when you do not want it.

Finally, you can simply Turn monitor off, Put monitor in low-power mode or Start screen saver.

The Close Computer Control Center feature is available in the QAP Features tree view under the category Windows Features. In addition, other individual QAP Features are available under the Close Computer Commands subcategory: Restart computer, Logoff userSleep computerHibernate computer, Turn monitor off, Put monitor in low-power mode and Start screen saver.

From where comes the content of the Recent folders and Recent files menus?

The Recent folders and Recent files menus list the recent places or documents memorized by Windows. An option in the Menu tab of the Options window determines the number of items displayed in these menus (default is 10).

Quick Access Popup Recent folders and Recent files are taken from the Windows virtual folder Recent items (C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent or, using the appdata variable, %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent).

This Windows system folder lists the files and folders recently accessed by the user. The Recent Folders menu includes only folder items from this list and the Recent Files includes the rest of it.

Windows is also using this list to populate the Recent Places virtual folder found in Explorer left pane. Recent items are also used to populate the Microsoft applications Jump Lists.

If you want to delete the content of Recent Items folder and of these QAP menus, see these instructions: How can I delete the content of the Recent Folders or Recent Files menus?

What are the different types of favorites?

Types of favorites proposed when you click the Add button

An example menu with one favorite of each type

In your Quick Access Popup menu, you can add favorites of any of these twelve types:

  • Folder: Add your most frequently used local or network directories to reach them in a snap in a Windows Explorer, a file dialog box or a custom file manager, or turn them into a Live Folder.
  • Special Folder: Add Windows system folders from a list of more than 50 special folders, for example: Libraries, Recent items, Recycle Bin, Startup folder, History, Favorites, Quick Launch, Downloads, Cookies, Temporary files, etc.
  • Document: Insert your day-to-day documents in you menu and launch them in their native application from any window.
  • Application: Add your favorite applications and get full control on their execution (with command line parameters and working directory).
  • Link (URL): Add your preferred web pages and open them in your default browser at any time or in a specific browser if specified in advanced settings. Links are open in a new browser tab by default or in the current tab if you select it in Options, Various Advanced Options
  • FTP Site: Open FTP sites in Explorer, Directory Opus or Total Commander, with login name and password inserted in site address (take note that the password is not encrypted, is saved in the settings file and sent on Internet in clear text – be cautious if your password protects sensitive data!).
  • Snippet: Insert sequences of characters that can be typed in a flash when you need to insert them in any application using an hotstring, a shortcut or the menu (snippets help).
  • QAP Feature: Insert Quick Access Popup features like Current Windows, Reopen a Folder, Drives, Add Active Folder or Web page, etc. in any submenu and assign them the shortcuts and icons of you choice.
  • Submenu: Gather related favorites in a submenu; submenus can be nested at will and each of them can be assigned shortcuts or icons.
  • Shared Menu: Manage the content of a submenu in an external file that can be saved on a network drive or a cloud drive (like Dropbox) and used on different PCs. Shared menu can be used in three flavors:
    • Personal shared menu;
    • Collaborative shared menu for team or workgroup;
    • Centralized shared menu.
    • See shared menus help.
  • Group: Launch a group of favorites of any type in one click or one shortcut; the menu label shows the number of items in the group.
  • Text Separator: Insert a text menu separator at the current menu position.

To add these types of favorites, see How do I add a favorite to my menu?

Can I add on the fly a favorite for the folder or the web page I am already in?

The QAP Features Add Active Folder or Web page and Add Active Folder or Web page Express allow to quickly add the current folder or web page to your menu. You can add folders this way in Explorer windows or in file dialog box windows (if this option is enabled) and you can add links to web pages in most web browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.). When you are in the folder or the web page that you want to add to your menu, select one of these features.

  • If you choose Add Active Folder or Web page, it opens the Add Favorite dialog box with the menu name and location pre-filled. You can change the menu name of this new favorite and select the desired options in the various tabs. When you add a web page, QAP tries to retrieve the web page title to fill the favorite name automatically.
  • If you choose Add Active Folder or Web page Express (add this command to your menu by adding a favorite of type QAP Feature), the favorite is instantly added at the top or bottom (according to an option in the Options, Customize Window tab) of the menu where the Add Active Folder or Web page Express was used. It is filled with the normal default settings and the folder’s name as menu name. No question asked. If this name is already used, “[!]” is appended to the menu name. If you want to change some settings, open the Customize window.
  • For folders, these QAP Features record the current position of the Explorer window in the Window Options tab. If you uncheck the Use default window position, this position will be automatically restored as it was when you added the favorite.
  • When you add a web page, its title is automatically retrieved and used as name for the favorite.

What are the QAP features and how do I add them to my menu?

QAP Features are powerful functionalities that can be inserted in any QAP menu or submenu. When you installed QAP, the In the Works and  My QAP Essentials menu were automatically built with some of the most useful features: Frequent Folders, Recent Files, Current Windows,  Repeat Last ActionsReopen a Folder, ClipboardDrives and much more (see more info about the In the Works menu and the My QAP Essentials menu).

But there are much more QAP Features to discover: see more than 50 features in the table below! To add a QAP Feature to your menu, click the Add button in the Customize window and select the feature to add in the categorized tree view. See also the All (alphabetical order) list at the bottom of the tree view. Take a minute to read the description on the right side or to click on the Help on this feature links.

 

For more information on adding these favorites to your menu, see How do I add a favorite to my menu?

QAP Features

Here is a comprehensive list of more than 50 useful features, grouped by categories.

CategoryFeature NameFeature DescriptionInternal Code
Dynamic MenusClipboardDisplay a dynamic menu with the content of you current Windows Clipboard.

If the Clipboard contains documents, applications or folders file path, QAP shows this list in the menu, allowing you to open a document, launch an application or navigate to a folder found in the Clipboard.
{Clipboard}
Dynamic MenusCurrent WindowsDisplay a dynamic menu in two parts:
1) the folders already open in the Windows Explorer and Directory Opus windows
2) the applications currently running on your system (starting with the most recently activated window).

When you select an item, its window is automatically taken to the front.

This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.
{Switch Folder or App}
Dynamic MenusDirectory Opus FavoritesFor Directory Opus (DOpus) users, display a dynamic menu built with the folders added to the DOpus Favorites. If DOpus was selected when you installed QAP, the Directory Opus Favorites has been automatically added to your menu.{DOpus Favorites}
Dynamic MenusDrivesDisplay a dynamic menu showing the drives on your system with label, free space, capacity and an icon showing the drive type.

This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.
{Drives}
Dynamic MenusFrequent FilesDisplay a dynamic menu showing the most frequently used files as collected by Windows and used in QAP. This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.{Popular Files}
Dynamic MenusFrequent FoldersDisplay a dynamic menu showing the most frequently used folders as collected by Windows and used in QAP. This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.{Popular Folders}
Dynamic MenusRecent FilesDisplay a dynamic menu containing the ten most recently used documents as remembered by Windows in its "Recent items" virtual folder. You can configure the number of items in this menu in the "Options", "Menu" tab.

Items in this menu are sorted with most recent file first, as recorded by Windows.
{Recent Files}
Dynamic MenusRecent FoldersDisplay a dynamic menu containing the ten most recently opened folders as remembered by Windows in its "Recent items" virtual folder. You can configure the number of items in this menu in the "Options", "Menu" tab.

Items in this menu are sorted with most recent folder first, as recorded by Windows.
{Recent Folders}
Dynamic MenusReopen a FolderDisplay a dynamic menu showing the folders already open in Windows Explorer and Directory Opus windows. This menu is refreshed every time you open the QAP menu.

The Reopen a Folder is particularly useful when you are in a file dialog box and want to open a file in a folder already open in another window. See also "Reopen Current Folder in Dialog Box".
{Current Folders}
Dynamic MenusRepeat Last ActionsDisplay a dynamic menu containing the ten most recent favorites that you launched.

You can configure the number of items in this menu in the "Options", "Menu" tab.

Items in this menu are sorted with most recently used first. When you reopen an item, its entry is moved to the top of the menu.
{Last Actions}
Dynamic MenusTC Directory hotlistFor Total Commander (TC) users, display a dynamic menu built with the favorites added to the TC Hotlist as found in the file wincdm.ini.

Set the wincdm.ini file location in "Options", "File Managers" tab. If TC was selected when you installed QAP, the Directory Hotlist has been automatically added to your menu.
{TC Directory hotlist}
Dynamic MenusFavorites in Customize windowShow a menu with the favorites displayed in the Customize window, including when it contains a search result. In search results, duplicate menu names are appended with the "[!]" suffix to make them unique.{Container In Gui}
Menu EditingAdd Favorite - (Type)Add a favorite.

In the "Add Favorite" dialog box, enter :
- a name for your favorite
- a content, depending on the selected type of favorite
- various settings like icon, shortcut, hotstring, parameters, etc.

In feature code, replace "(Type)" with: "Folder", "Document", "Application", "Special", "URL", "FTP", "QAP", "Menu", "Group", "Snippet", "External", "Text", "WindowsApp", "X" (separator) or "K" (column break)
{Add Favorite - (Type)}
Menu EditingAdd Active Folder or Web page ExpressSimilar to the "Add this Folder or Link" feature except that the new favorite will be automatically added at the top of the Main menu without any interruption.

If you need to change default settings, you can click the "Edit" button to change the name, position or various settings of the favorites.

In "Options", you can set the new favorite to be added by default at the bottom of the Main menu.
{Add This Folder Express}
Menu EditingAdd Active Folder or Web page…Quickly add to your menu the active folder or web page.

You can add folders this way in Explorer windows or in file dialog box windows. You can add links to web pages from most web browsers.

In the "Add favorite" dialog box, confirm the name for your favorite and enter various settings like icon, shortcut, hotstring, parameters, etc.

By default this feature is included in the Main menu.
{Add This Folder}
Menu EditingAdd Favorite…Display a list of favorite types where you select the type of the favorite to add.

In the next window, you enter :
- a name for your favorite
- a content
- various settings like icon, shortcut, hotstring, parameters, etc.

Depending on the selected type of favorite, the content of the favorite can be a folder, document or application file path, web link, snippet text, submenu name, etc.
{Add Favorite}
Menu EditingAdd shared favorites menu from catalogue…Add to your menu a shared menu from the Shared Menus Catalogue, a repository of favorites settings files managed by the menu administrators or by other workgroup members.

You can select an existing Shared menu file from the repository, add a shared menu not in the catalogue or create a new shared menu.
{AddExternalFromCatalogue}
Menu EditingCustomizeDisplay the "Customize" window where you can customize your QAP popup menu, manage your favorites and set various options.

By default this feature is included in the Main menu.
{Settings}
Menu EditingManage HotstringsDisplay a dialog box with a global view of your hotstrings (small sequences of keys that automatically trigger QAP favorites). You can sort favorites by clicking the header.

Double click an hotstring to edit it.

Click the "See all favorites" checkbox to assign hotstrings to other favorites.
{Hotstrings}
Menu EditingManage IconsDisplay a dialog box listing all the favorites in your QAP menu with their current icon and the default icon for this type favorite. Favorites are grouped by submenus, in the order they appear in your menu.

Click the buttons to select a custom icon for a favorite or reset a favorite to its default icon.
{Icons}
Menu EditingRefresh Live Folders and Shared menusRefresh on-demand the "Live folders" menus. This action can also be executed repeatedly by entering an interval (in seconds) in the "Scheduled QAP menu refresh" of the "Menu" tab in the "Options" windows.

During the short (depending on the number of Live folders or Shared menus) refresh time, the QAP menu is not available.
{RefreshMenu}
Menu EditingManage ShortcutsDisplay a dialog box with a global view of your keyboard or mouse shortcuts. You can sort favorites by clicking the header.

Double click a shortcut to change or remove its assigned hotkey.

Click the "See all favorites" checkbox to assign shortcuts to other favorites.
{Hotkeys}
Menu EditingSwitch Settings file…Select another QAP settings file and restart Quick Access Popup with these settings (including favorites and various options).

Make sure you save changes in Settings before restarting QAP.
{SwitchSettings}
Menu EditingSwitch to default settings fileRestart Quick Access Popup with the Settings file at its default location.

If you installed QAP using the "one-step installation" procedure, the default location is located under the User directory (for example, "C:\Users\Jean\AppData\Roaming\Quick Access Popup").

If you preferred the portable installation, the default location is where the QuickAccessPopup.exe program is running.
{SwitchSettingsDefault}
Window managementClose all windows…Display a list of windows currently open. Uncheck those to keep and click "Close selected windows" to close the other windows. Double-click or press Enter to close one window or see its details.{Close All Windows}
Window managementReopen Current Folder from Dialog BoxReopen the current folder in a new Explorer window (also in Directory Opus or Total Commander). Useful when you want to open the folder you are browsing in a file dialog box in an Explorer window.{Reopen in New Window}
Window managementReopen Current Folder in Dialog BoxChange the folder in a file dialog boxes to the folder currently active in Windows Explorer.

To use this feature, the "Change folder in dialog box..." option must be checked in "Options", tab "General".
{ReopenCurrentFolder}
Window managementWindow Always on TopSet the current window "Always on Top" property on or off (toggle){Window Always on Top}
Close ComputerClose Computer Control Center…Take full control on how your computer will shutdown:
- Logoff, Shutdown, Reboot, Power down, forced or not
- Sleep or Hibernate, immediately or not, disabling wake events or not
- Turn off monitor, Turn on low monitor power mode or Start screen saver.
{Close Computer Control}
Close ComputerHibernate computerPut the computer in a power-saving state that allows it to quickly resume full-power operation (similar to Sleep but uses less power). When you start up the PC again, you’re back to where you left off (though not as fast as Sleep). Hibernate is designed for laptops and might not be available for all PCs.{Hibernate Computer}
Close ComputerLogoff userClose all applications and terminate current user session.{Logoff}
Close ComputerPower down computerClose all applications and turn off computer power.{Power Down Computer}
Close ComputerPut monitor in low-power modePut computer's monitor in low-power mode. Low-power mode is designed for laptops and might not be available for desktop monitors.{Monitor Low Power}
Close ComputerRestart computerClose all applications and restart the computer as if user turned power off and on again.{Restart}
Close ComputerShutdown computerClose all applications in preparation to turn off a computer's power. Depending on your system configuration, this could be followed by a system power down.{ShutDown}
Close ComputerSleep computerPut the computer in a power-saving state that allows it to quickly resume full-power operation when you want to start working again. Sleep mode uses very little power, your computer starts up faster, and you’re instantly back to where you left off.{Suspend Computer}
Close ComputerStart screen saverStart default system screen saver.{Start Screen Saver}
Close ComputerTurn monitor offTurn off computer's monitor.{Turn Off Monitor}
UtilityGet window info…Help you identify a window that you want to exclude from the QAP menu mouse hotkey.

This feature will prompt you to click in the target window with the QAP menu hotkey (by default, middle mouse button) and copy the window title and class name in your Clipboard.

See the "Exclusions" tab in the "Options" dialog box for complete explanations.
{GetWinInfo}
UtilityRepeat Last ActionAdd an item labeled "Repeat Last Action" to your menu. When you select this menu item, it reopens the last favorite you opened.

The label of this feature is always "Repeat Last Action" (QAP limitation). You have to remember what was the last action you selected.
{Last Action}
UtilityRestart Quick Access PopupRestart Quick Access Popup.

Make sure you save changes in Settings before restarting QAP.
{Reload}
QAP ManagementAboutDisplay development, translation and other credits, application and runtime version numbers, licence, current user and PC names, link to support website.{About}
QAP ManagementCheck for updateCheck on Quick Access Popup web site if a new version is available.{Check for update}
QAP ManagementClose this menuClose the QAP menu if it is not closed by clicking outside of the menu or by hitting the Escape key as it would do normally.

This is related to an intermittent issue (probably caused by Windows) preventing users from closing the menu normally.
{CloseMenu}
QAP ManagementEdit QuickAccessPopup.iniEdit the active Quick Access Popup settings file (.ini).{Edit Settings file}
QAP ManagementExit Quick Access PopupQuit Quick Access Popup, releasing all mouse or keyboard menu triggers and shortcuts assigned to favorites.{Exit}
QAP ManagementHelpShow the short QAP "Help" window.{Help}
QAP ManagementImport/Export Settings…Display a dialog box where you can export your favorites and other settings to create a backup in a location of your choice.

You can also import favorites and settings from another PC or another user.
{ImportExport}
QAP ManagementList Applications WindowsList title, process path, and other properties of running windows. Double-click on a window to display a dialog box where you can switch to the window or close it.{List Applications}
QAP ManagementOptionsDisplay the "Options" dialog box allowing to make QAP work the way you want.{Options}
QAP ManagementRestore "Customize" window positionRestore "Customize" window size and position at the center of main screen.{Restore Settings Position}