Windows Explorer builds in few functions, so many users would install a new Windows Explorer alternative software, such as Total Commander, although they are very powerful, yet one weakness is that they cost too many system resources and have to be familiar with the new interface and operation.

Skilled in the use of shortcuts is the sign of someone changing from rookie to superior, i.e. use fewer actions to achieve the same purpose. Open++ (AKA: OpenXX, Open Plus Plus) is a context menu shell extension application which is used to add custom commands to right-click menu, builds up a list of common tools to simplify the routine, has the same effect with FileMenu Tools.

Have you ever felt that there are too many items in the context menu of Windows Explorer? Or think it lacks some essential and useful options inside? Of course, the people can use "Win + R" to run some common programs who are used to the shortcut keys. But for the ones neither like to use hotkeys nor like the beautiful Launchy, if there is another choice?