Start Menu/Program Menu Confusion

[Sandra]

Hi,

I searched this forum and found some messages that I think answer my
question but when I click on the message I get message that the message is
not longer available. Sorry if someone has to repeat. Anyway...

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current programs, but when I
view the programs menu from the explorer I do not see ALL of the programs. I
like to organize from the explorer because it is easier. I am the only user
and the only account on the machine. I also use the classic view. Can
someone tell me what is going on?

 

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

Hi,

I searched this forum and found some messages that I think answer my
question but when I click on the message I get message that the
message is not longer available. Sorry if someone has to repeat.
Anyway...

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current programs, but
when I view the programs menu from the explorer I do not see ALL of
the programs. I like to organize from the explorer because it is
easier. I am the only user and the only account on the machine. I
also use the classic view. Can someone tell me what is going on?

Start-All Programs?

 

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

Hi,

I searched this forum and found some messages that I think answer my
question but when I click on the message I get message that the
message is not longer available. Sorry if someone has to repeat.
Anyway...

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current programs, but
when I view the programs menu from the explorer I do not see ALL of
the programs. I like to organize from the explorer because it is
easier. I am the only user and the only account on the machine. I
also use the classic view. Can someone tell me what is going on?

Perhaps in Classic view - Start-Programs?

 

[Sandra]

Gordon,

I do not understand your comments below...Start -All Programs?

 

[__Jan]

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current

programs, but when I view the programs menu from the
explorer I do not see ALL of the programs.

I like to organize from the explorer because it is easier.

I am the only user and the only account on the machine.

I also use the classic view.

Can someone tell me what is going on?

 

[Sandra]

Jan,

Thanks. I think that did it.


--
Thank You,

Sandra

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current

programs, but when I view the programs menu from the
explorer I do not see ALL of the programs.

I like to organize from the explorer because it is easier.

I am the only user and the only account on the machine.

I also use the classic view.

Can someone tell me what is going on?

Thank You,

Sandra

 

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

That's been posted in this thread before?

 

[__Jan]

Hello Sandra,

You are welcome! Thank you for your feedback.

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Jan,

Thanks. I think that did it.

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

When I go to my start/programs menu I see my current

programs, but when I view the programs menu from the
explorer I do not see ALL of the programs.

I like to organize from the explorer because it is easier.

I am the only user and the only account on the machine.

I also use the classic view.

Can someone tell me what is going on?

Thank You,

Sandra

 

[__Jan]

| That's been posted in this thread before?
....reads as statement with a "?" at the end.

So, is it a statement or a question?


What I wrote does not appear in any other post
in this thread, neither before "__Jan" Oct 20 2003 2:36PM
nor as of right now...

Start Menu/Program Menu Confusion.
"Sandra" Oct 20 2003 12:38PM
"Gordon Burgess-Parker" Oct 20 2003 12:44PM
"Gordon Burgess-Parker" Oct 20 2003 12:42PM
"Sandra" Oct 20 2003 1:55PM


Sandra's reply to me (Oct 20 2003 8:54PM) seems to
indicate that the information I wrote, answered her query.


So then, what is the purpose of your statement/question?

-----Original Message-----

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

 

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

That's been posted in this thread before?

...reads as statement with a "?" at the end.

So, is it a statement or a question?


What I wrote does not appear in any other post
in this thread, neither before "__Jan" Oct 20 2003 2:36PM
nor as of right now...

Start Menu/Program Menu Confusion.
"Sandra" Oct 20 2003 12:38PM
"Gordon Burgess-Parker" Oct 20 2003 12:44PM
"Gordon Burgess-Parker" Oct 20 2003 12:42PM
"Sandra" Oct 20 2003 1:55PM


Sandra's reply to me (Oct 20 2003 8:54PM) seems to
indicate that the information I wrote, answered her query.


So then, what is the purpose of your statement/question?

-----Original Message-----

Hello Sandra,

1 - For the "current user" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore |

2 - For the "all users" entries in the start menu,
Right-click [Start] | Explore All Users |

3 - Organize as required.

Jan

That's been posted in this thread before?

Statement.May not have been posted by you in this thread - there's another
(AFAIR) on the same subject.