Opencandy’s goal is to fuel innovation and prosperity in the software community, and deliver the best applications to the right users.

OpenCandy is a network, created by six founding DivX members, of software creators who like to increase the visibility of their application by recommending each other’s. This is done by inserting an extra page in the installer to create a user-friendly experience and offer optimal engagement for making a software recommendation. You can visit this page to learn more.

Software is too hard to find, impossible to discover, and not intuitive enough to manage. We will enable people to discover and manage software by delivering the best, most relevant applications to them.

Because Startup Manager is yet another opensource project that is certainly worth giving a try, but not known by a lot of people, we decided to join OpenCandy and hope for the best!

The new version 2.4.2 of Startup Manager – a program to manage the programs that start automatically that is available in a lot of languages – has some bug fixes and some small changes that will improve the user experience. For a complete list of changes, you might want to check our history file. Or just check the release notes. Startup Manager also is the first OpenCandy partner (read more).

Startup Manager 2.4.2 can be downloaded right here.
There also is an ANSI version available and source code available over here.
And finally there is a list with installers for the translations (all translations are also included in the Startup Manager setup file).

Also check the project sourceforge.net page.

The new version 2.4.1 of Startup Manager – a program to manage the programs that start automatically – has some bug fixes and some settings that will improve the user experience. We also have four new translations available: Indonesian, Korean, Serbian and Vietnamese.

For a complete list of changes, you might want to check our history file . Or just check the release notes.

Startup Manager 2.4.1 can be downloaded right here .
There also is an ANSI version available and source code available over here .
And finally there is a list with installers for the translations (all translations are also included in the Startup Manager setup file).

Also check the project sourceforge.net page .

The new version 2.4 of Startup Manager – a program to manage the programs that start automatically – now adds support for Browser Helper Objects. Another major change you’ll notice are the new menus, they look a bit like the ms office 2003 menus now and there is a nice title bar in the left view.

With this release there are also four new languages available: Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Norwegian and Swedish.

For a complete list of changes, you might want to check our history file. Or just check the release notes.

Startup Manager 2.4 can be downloaded at here.
There also is an ANSI version available and source code available at the following location.
And finally there is a list with installers for the translations (all translations are also included in the Startup Manager setup file).

You might also want to check the st-m sourceforge page.

Startup Manager also became better at handling invalid registry items and the bootcore exception handling was also improved.

For a complete list of the changes, check the history file in the subversion repository:
http://st-m.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/st-m/tags/v2_3_2/History.txt

Can’t wait to check it out? You can download it over here: https://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?group_id=137182
(All you have to do is hit the large green download button.)

You might also want to check the project summary page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/st-m

The most important bugfix is that now all transparency problems in the properties dialogs are solved. Thus the icons in the tab controls and the static text fields have a correct background color now. Also when Startup Manager regains focus, this focus is set to the correct control now.

Startup Manager is also available in three more languages now: Greek, Turkish and Slovak.

For a complete list of the changes, check the history file in the subversion repository.

Can’t wait to check it out? You can download it over here. (All you have to do is hit the large green download button.)

You might also want to check the project summary page.

Startup Manager is currently available in the following languages:
Catalan – Chinese (simplified) – Chinese (traditional) – Dutch – English – French – German – Italian – Japanese – Polish – Portuguese – Romanian – Russian – Spanish

Startup Manager 2.3 can be downloaded at:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/st-m/StM_setup230.exe?download
There also is an ANSI version available and source code available at the following location:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=137182&package_id=150718&release_id=514559
And finally there is a list with installers for the translations (all translations are also included in the Startup Manager setup file):
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=137182&package_id=226099&release_id=514552

A complete change-log can be found here