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George Bunn
How do I move programs on the start menu so that I can categorize them? ie.
all graphics programs in one folder.
all graphics programs in one folder.
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Guest
Hi,
Simply right click somewhere in the Start Menu to create a
folder, cut/paste ....
Simply right click somewhere in the Start Menu to create a
folder, cut/paste ....
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George Bunn
That doesnt work
Hi,
Simply right click somewhere in the Start Menu to create a
folder, cut/paste ....
D
Doug
Goto "C:\Documents and settings\User\Desktop" and arrange to your hearts
content, "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop" also and make your
changes there as well. This is assuming this is only a single user system.
Each user in the folder will need to make the changes according to their
preferences.
Hope this helps,
Doug
content, "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop" also and make your
changes there as well. This is assuming this is only a single user system.
Each user in the folder will need to make the changes according to their
preferences.
Hope this helps,
Doug
G
Guest
George to move items on the start menu you drag on drop simply hover you cursur over thw item you want to move then depress the right mouse button and hold it down then drag the item to the location you want it in then release the button and the item will move to that position
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Rifleman
cursur over thw item you want to move then depress the right mouse buttonTerry said:George to move items on the start menu you drag on drop simply hover you
and hold it down then drag the item to the location you want it in then
release the button and the item will move to that position
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nottie
Just rite click your start button and choose open or explore and do it again
and choose open or explore (all users) as you will find some programs
install there links in the all users menu and others only install there
links in your own login start menu
and choose open or explore (all users) as you will find some programs
install there links in the all users menu and others only install there
links in your own login start menu
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Rifleman
nottie said:Just rite click
is that a Catholic Rite or an Anglican Rite?
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE
George Bunn said:How do I move programs on the start menu so that I can categorize
them? ie. all graphics programs in one folder.
Right click Start and choose Explore.
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JAX
Hi George,
R-click the start button, choose explore all users. In the left side of the
screen, you will the user names, each has a start-programs folder. You can
open the folder and create new folders and organize from there.
HTH, JAX
R-click the start button, choose explore all users. In the left side of the
screen, you will the user names, each has a start-programs folder. You can
open the folder and create new folders and organize from there.
HTH, JAX
G
George Bunn
Thanks, I have done it OK.
Rifleman said:cursur over thw item you want to move then depress the right mouse button
and hold it down then drag the item to the location you want it in then
release the button and the item will move to that position
Please quote the post you are replying to. Thank you.
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE
Rifleman said:is that a Catholic Rite or an Anglican Rite?
Maybe Coptic Rite.
And it isn't Catholic Rite, it's Roman Rite. The Catholic Church recognizes
many rites, but the Roman Rite is the one most US citizens are aware of.
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nottie
no its a Methodist Rite
Rifleman said:is that a Catholic Rite or an Anglican Rite?
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Jim Macklin
Rite, right, wright, what does proper use mean.
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| > is that a Catholic Rite or an Anglican Rite?
|
| Maybe Coptic Rite.
| And it isn't Catholic Rite, it's Roman Rite. The Catholic
Church recognizes
| many rites, but the Roman Rite is the one most US citizens
are aware of.
|
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| > is that a Catholic Rite or an Anglican Rite?
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| Maybe Coptic Rite.
| And it isn't Catholic Rite, it's Roman Rite. The Catholic
Church recognizes
| many rites, but the Roman Rite is the one most US citizens
are aware of.
|
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JAX
You missed write.
JAX
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Jim Macklin said:Rite, right, wright, what does proper use mean.
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