MenuBox

MenuBox will help you create a container for your data: your own HTML code, HTML from a skin, Flash, PDF, Word document, PowerPoint presentation, web application, custom data. A wizard will take you step by step though the process of creating a new MenuBox application.

MenuBox is compatible with all 32 and 64-bit Windows editions, including Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. The setup wizard that guides you through the installation process will ask you to provide a license key. If you don’t provide one, you will get to use the free version that displays a splash window whenever MenuBox is used.

The setup wizard also asks you to choose between a Complete and a Custom Installation. Go with the Custom installation and you will get to pick the installation directory and you will get to pick the components that will be installed (MenuBox main program files; Software Director that allows you to check for news and updates and download upgrades).

As mentioned above, a wizard will take you step by step though the process of creating a new MenuBox application. The steps you must go through are presented in the Quick Look video that accompanies this article. If you don’t want to create a new project, you can open one of the three examples that come bundled with MenuBox. These will give you an idea of what can be achieved with MenuBox.

Also as previously mentioned, the free version of MenuBox displays a splash window whenever you use the application. To get rid of this splash screen, you must get a MenuBox license.

MenuBox is incredibly easy to use. Thanks to a wizard you will very quickly create a MenuBox application.