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What does this startup do exactly? Does it allow documents to be opened up more quickly, or is it simply called a quickstarter because you can right-click it and select a new open office document? Or, is it a combination of both and allows a quick loading time of just the new open office document when you can right-click it?

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What does this startup do exactly? Does it allow documents to be opened up more quickly, or is it simply called a quickstarter because you can right-click it and select a new open office document? Or, is it a combination of both and allows a quick loading time of just the new open office document when you can right-click it?

Yes, thats what it mainly used for. I use it. All it really is, is a little program to open the program faster. I find it useful.
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Sorry what is it:

 

Does it allow documents to be opened up more quickly?

 

Or is it simply called a quickstarter because you can right-click it and select a new open office document?

 

Or, is it a combination of both and allows a quick loading time of just the new open office document when you can right-click it?

 

Which one?

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Sorry what is it:

 

Does it allow documents to be opened up more quickly?

 

Or is it simply called a quickstarter because you can right-click it and select a new open office document?

 

Or, is it a combination of both and allows a quick loading time of just the new open office document when you can right-click it?

 

Which one?

It's the last one. Simple as that my friend ;)
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Its included with open office.(Make sure you have upgraded to 2.0 final)

 

To find it go to start>my computer>c drive> program files>openoffice 2.0>Program Files.

 

Look for a gray openoffice icon that says quickstart.exe. Run it and it will show in the system tray. Now right click on it and check start up each time windows does.

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