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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Basics / October 2006Too many programs
My START>ALL PROGRAMS menu of programs exceeds the space available. (3 columns of 26 each) Is there a solution to this ? A method of scroll perhaps? I think I remember a suggestion once of grouping into various topics. Any other solutions? Right click the Start Button and select Properties/Customize Button/Advanced Tab. Scroll down the list of options and select the "Scroll Programs" option. OK/Apply.  SignatureRonnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User > My START>ALL PROGRAMS menu of programs exceeds the space available. (3 > columns of 26 each) Is there a solution to this ? A method of scroll > perhaps? > I think I remember a suggestion once of grouping into various topics. Any > other solutions? > My START>ALL PROGRAMS menu of programs exceeds the space available. (3 > columns of 26 each) Is there a solution to this ? A method of scroll > perhaps? > I think I remember a suggestion once of grouping into various topics. > Any other solutions? This list is an image of the shortcuts in the folder C::\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs. If you go to that folder, you can create subfolders within it, then move shortcuts into the appropriate folder. I personally think that's easier to use than scrolling through a very long list. SignatureKen Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User Please reply to the newsgroup >> My START>ALL PROGRAMS menu of programs exceeds the space available. >> (3 columns of 26 each) Is there a solution to this ? A method of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > appropriate folder. I personally think that's easier to use than > scrolling through a very long list. Amen to that. IMO: The scrolling option in this case is more annoying than losing programs off the right side of the screen. The fix Ken gave is an easy drag n drop solution. Pop` Thanks guys, I put the scroll option in place, will try that for a week, then do the other using C drive. |
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