LazyBench  is a  little utility  for lazy people  with an  hard disk
     crammed  full of  goodies which are  too difficult to  reach because
     they  are  buried  away in  drawers  inside  drawers inside  drawers
     inside drawers... I could go on and on but... I'm too lazy!

     Laziness  apart, LazyBench adds an item  under the Workbench "Tools"
     menu,  installs  itself  as a  commodity and  quietly  waits in  the
     background.  From now on, when you need to launch an application you
     can  use its  hot key  combination (or  select the  item 'LazyBench'
     from  the "Tools" menu) to open a window and  pick up an application
     from  a list of up  to 100  of your  favorite applications (tools or
     projects) without having to reorganize the Workbench!

     Such  utilities are  usually known  as "hard  disk menus"  and while
     LazyBench  is by no means  the only one or  the best available, it's
     tiny  enough (just 19576 bytes)  to fit even in  the most crowded of
     the  hard disks. Furthermore, it's  dead easy to configure  even for
     the laziest person in the world!