I think I know what he's trying to say. It's the same thing I want ... the
best of both worlds. I like the two pane start menu with Vista, but wish I
had the options that were present in XP, where you could add new menu
(scrolling) folders. It was nice to have a menu for system utilities,
internet tools, etc., without cluttering up the quicklaunch menu. I'm now
trying to figure out how to add links to my own installed games to the
"Games" menu.
It's been like a treasure hunt trying to locate where all the system folders
are in this OS .... when I first started up, I felt like a damn novice again!
Anybody got any tweaking tips or know of a good and safe tweaking program
for Vista?
Thanks,
Kerry
"housetrained" wrote:
>
> again
> --
> John the West Ham fan
>
>
> <><
> "housetrained" <> wrote in message news:...
> > right click taskbar - properties - start menu - classic
> >
> > --
> > John the West Ham fan
> >
> >
> > <><
> > "Chris Hillman" <Chris > wrote in message
> > news:B878AAC0-80A8-48D8-A061-...
> >> Was just upgraded to Windows Vista Business Edition, and the final
> >> annoyance
> >> I have to resolve is to get the start menu to behave more like Windows
> >> XP.
> >>
> >> I prefer the 2 column start menu in XP, with program groups expanding to
> >> the
> >> right. I basically want the Vista start menu to work like the default
> >> one in
> >> XP. I can't imagine it can be set to act like Windows 98/2K and not XP.
> >> How
> >> can I fix this?
> >>
> >> -Chris
> >
>
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