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So does anyone know...
is there anyway to put new folders up in the start menu? And I don't mean in the all programs. Hmm I bet I can figure this out if no one knows |
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Looks like as close to what I wanted to do I can make my computer into a menu style.. I wanted to put "program files" in that section. But if someone knows a hack to do this lemme know
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right click the taskbar...go to properties... click the start menu tab... go from there... loooking at your post time i have a hunch you probably already figured this out
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rub mayonaise all over the screen, it will change everything the way you want it.
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maybe i misinterpreted you...
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still doesnt let me do what i want though
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i prefer to use white out on my screen
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what i want ----
I want my "program files" folder accessible in the start menu, where the section "my computer, my documents, my recent documents" are located |
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I prefer throwing mine out the window. Works ever time. No worries.
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You need to pin it to the start menu I believe. Not sure if you can.
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I wonder if any of those programs that let you tweak windows would let me do that
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<---stands outside blancalatina's window waiting for free computer parts to fall into my hands
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i have my display running in windows classic view cuz it is faster... maybe there is a little difference there... but it looks like if (picking up where my last post ended (not the white out one haha)) you get to the Start Menu Tab in the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties Window, it is then a matter of clicking the Customize... Button. It looks like you can add the folder from there. I am curious now...Does this work for you?
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Nope, already tried
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is there a way to go to classic view and back and maybe it would save it that way?
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Go to My Computer, open C Drive, Right click on Program files, Send To desktop (create shortcut) then drag the shortcut to your start button
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<---stands outside blancalatina's window waiting for free computer parts to fall into my hands *Blanca throws another one out the window* |
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still doesnt work.. the only place it lets me put it, in the start menu is in the programs area
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oh okay i see.. it puts it on the left side.. i guess that will work close enough
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You won't be able to place it on the right side,m but you can put it at the top on the left.
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