CRP
Version 1.0
Freeware
Free
6 downloads
CRP (Control Running Programs) is a solution that
will control all running programs within your windows
session. In the section ‘Instance Controlling’, you
can specify how many instances of a particular
program will run at the same time, preventing memory
overflow and instant program spawning from other
programs. In the section ’Instance Launching’,
specific programs will be launched once they have
been closed, either by accident, from the user or the
task manager. Drag & Drop support from explorer is
also supported and multiple entries allow unlimited
amount of programs to be used. You can set CRP to
start with the windows session, maintaining full
control without manual loading and spawning instance
support will allow you to run several copies of CRP
at the same time. A full set of options are
available via the ‘Options’ window and direct access
to the current tasks list is also available.
will control all running programs within your windows
session. In the section ‘Instance Controlling’, you
can specify how many instances of a particular
program will run at the same time, preventing memory
overflow and instant program spawning from other
programs. In the section ’Instance Launching’,
specific programs will be launched once they have
been closed, either by accident, from the user or the
task manager. Drag & Drop support from explorer is
also supported and multiple entries allow unlimited
amount of programs to be used. You can set CRP to
start with the windows session, maintaining full
control without manual loading and spawning instance
support will allow you to run several copies of CRP
at the same time. A full set of options are
available via the ‘Options’ window and direct access
to the current tasks list is also available.
Program details
Publisher
William TroupE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
237 KBFile date
4/28/2008License
FreewareExpiration info
EitherInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
4/29/2008