Can I organize PROGRAMS behind the START menu?

I once had a utility in W98 that permitted organization
of programs, so after clicking the START button they
appeared in categories: Utilities, Applications,
Communication, Multimedia, etc. with drag 'n drop.

There's a third party utility called VISTA START MENU,
but before I buy it perhaps there's some way to do it
that's native to Vista.

??

Thanks!

There is a free version. Why not try that first, then if you like it, you
can buy the Pro version.

--
Mike Hall - MVP
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx




"notaguru" <notaguru-> wrote in message
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>I once had a utility in W98 that permitted organization of programs, so
>after clicking the START button they appeared in categories: Utilities,
>Applications, Communication, Multimedia, etc. with drag 'n drop.
>
> There's a third party utility called VISTA START MENU, but before I buy it
> perhaps there's some way to do it that's native to Vista.
>
> ??
>
> Thanks!

Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
> There is a free version. Why not try that first, then if you like it,
> you can buy the Pro version.
>

Thanks. I tried the free version, but had problems such
as the inability to right-click to get administrator
rights, among other things.

I hoped that Vista had a native ability to organize
programs... retaining the right-clickability.