TF2 Launcher

spidEY

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That's right, I was bored and made a desktop widget in C# and it just happens to be related to TF2. :)

It allows you to easily launch TF2 by double clicking and access common places like the TF2 blog with a right click context menu. You can move it around, resize it and change opacity.

If you like it, you can set that it runs when your computer starts.

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Download: http://spideyworks.com/ego/TF2Launcher.zip

This application requires .NET Framework 4 Client Profile to run, if you don't have it, you can download it here.

Works on Windows XP, Vista and 7
 
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I can has uncompiled code so I can rewrite it for use with WoW?
I'm your best programmer buddy, right, spidEY?
Right? Right?
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I can has uncompiled code so I can rewrite it for use with WoW?
I'm your best programmer buddy, right, spidEY?
Right? Right?
:

Same. Except I wanna use it for CS:S or Global Agenda. Or maybe one of my seven Minecrafts... Or three Worms:Reloaded. So hard to pick.
 
spidEY is credit to team!

Danke engineer!

Edit: I'd hate to be a mooch, but source code would be really nice.
 
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Ive always known spidey is awesome! You should do one for each of the games and post it in general forums! Or even the steam forums, people might love it even more! :)
 
Edit: I'd hate to be a mooch, but source code would be really nice.

http://spideyworks.com/ego/SteamOverlay.zip

It's a Visual Studio 2010 project. If you don't have it, you can download the free C# express edition here.

Before you start playing around with the source, you'll need to add VistaMenu to your Visual Studio toolbox. Instructions can be found here.

Sorry for not adding comments, I didn't thought I'll be sharing the source code. :P

Ive always known spidey is awesome! You should do one for each of the games and post it in general forums! Or even the steam forums, people might love it even more! :)

I didn't write it with multiple game support in mind and having a separate process for each "desktop widget" would be inefficient.
 
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