Run Editor

Windows comes with a great variety of tools, some of which aren’t used to their potential. For instance, the Run tool helps you launch just about anything by writing its name in a dedicated field. However, special entries in system registries need to exist for this to be easy, and Run Editor is the type of application to make this possible.

Slick, intuitive interface

A cool thing about it is that you don’t have to go through a setup process to make it work, which means, on the one hand, that it’s possible to launch it from the moment download is done. More than this, you can deploy it on a thumb drive to adjust Run conditions on more computers. Just make sure that the target PC is fitted with .NET Framework.
The set of features is wrapped around a pretty neat interface, fitted with custom-made textures. These not only look cool, but the overall arrangement makes it easy for individuals of all levels of experience to get the hang of things. You don’t need to keep it up all the time, because once your entry is added, you’re done.

Create custom tags for the Run tool

What the application does is to create entries in the system registry with custom tags, so that they’re easily recognized by the Windows Run tool. On the bright side of things, the program makes it possible to add nearly all kinds of files, such as pictures, video, audio, executables, and more.
You can only add one entry at a time, but this isn’t really an inconvenience. A custom tag can be assigned to the item, so that you don’t have to write the original name in the Run field, but rather your tag. Note, however, that entries can’t be removed once created.

In conclusion

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Run Editor isn’t really your everyday application, but this doesn’t have an impact on practicality. If you’re a fan of the Windows Run tool, this is just the right program to create custom entries for a great variety of file types.