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I have too many programs in ‘all programs’ list. They are going off the right
side of the screen. I would like to create a folder called (for example) ‘Microsoft stuff’ and move all the Microsoft stuff into it. That would free up a lot of space on the screen. I could also do this with other similarly related programs for improved organization. Is there an easy way to do this? I don’t want to scroll the programs. I did this some years ago but I’ve forgotten how I did it. -- Help is a GOOD 4 letter word. |
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C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu
or C:\Documents and Settings\all users\Start Menu or righgtclick 'START' - properties - classic start menu - customize "Jeriel" <Jeriel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B98F2925-9A1B-4A96-BE82-CD8DAA68EEDC@microsoft.com... >I have too many programs in 'all programs' list. They are going off >the right > side of the screen. I would like to create a folder called (for > example) > 'Microsoft stuff' and move all the Microsoft stuff into it. That > would free > up a lot of space on the screen. I could also do this with other > similarly > related programs for improved organization. Is there an easy way to > do this? > I don't want to scroll the programs. > I did this some years ago but I've forgotten how I did it. > -- > Help is a GOOD 4 letter word. |
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C:\Documents and Settings\<<UserName>>\Start Menu\Programs create a
folder and name it MicroSoft Stuff. Now when you open the All Programs from your start menu, you will see a folder called MicroSoft Stuff. Drag and drop it where you want it, and drag and drop everything you want into it. "Jeriel" <Jeriel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B98F2925-9A1B-4A96-BE82-CD8DAA68EEDC@microsoft.com... |I have too many programs in 'all programs' list. They are going off the right | side of the screen. I would like to create a folder called (for example) | 'Microsoft stuff' and move all the Microsoft stuff into it. That would free | up a lot of space on the screen. I could also do this with other similarly | related programs for improved organization. Is there an easy way to do this? | I don't want to scroll the programs. | I did this some years ago but I've forgotten how I did it. | -- | Help is a GOOD 4 letter word. |
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You can also make the columns narrower by renaming any very long program
names. Just right click and select "Rename" "Jeriel" <Jeriel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B98F2925-9A1B-4A96-BE82-CD8DAA68EEDC@microsoft.com... >I have too many programs in 'all programs' list. They are going off the >right > side of the screen. I would like to create a folder called (for example) > 'Microsoft stuff' and move all the Microsoft stuff into it. That would > free > up a lot of space on the screen. I could also do this with other similarly > related programs for improved organization. Is there an easy way to do > this? > I don't want to scroll the programs. > I did this some years ago but I've forgotten how I did it. > -- > Help is a GOOD 4 letter word. |
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