Instead, MortButtons is a menu system or launcher tool.

It's not meant to be a replacement for the Start menu of Windows, but rather as a "quick start" for the most important applications, documents, and functions.

What makes MortButtons special is:

• There are 5 default main menus (and as many own menus as you like)

• Each of these menus can be used with just one button, if it's assigned to an application button. Each time the button is pressed, the next entry is highlighted. After a selectable timespan, the highlightet entry will be started. (Of course, tapping or DPad+"Fire" works, too)

• Extensive possibilities for skins. Just take a glance at the existing ones.

• The menu can occupy either only the rectangle required for the entries or show an own background in the unused area

• The Today theme can be used as menu background

• You can choose between big or small icons. Or automatically: If the entries don't fit on a screen with big icons, the small ones are used.

• Possible entries include all start menu entires, (almost) all files of the entire file system, contacts (incl. contact images from WM5+), system settings, menu entries from the "New" menu (req. at least WM2003), and some internal functions (e.g. rotation, activation of existing windows, sub menus, etc.)

• Screen orientation can be changed with application launch (e.g. Internet Explorer in landscape)

• The task list is a menu, too. It can be activated either directly or as sub menu.

MortButtons is freeware, i.e., you can use it without paying. Modifications are not allowed, though.