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Removing Start Menu Shortcuts
I think it is a very bad idea to move Start menu shortcuts into folders because the shortcut will then not be removed when you uninstall its application. This is not a solution or workaround, but you can avoid using the Start menu much if you copy the shortcuts to your most commonly used applications to the Quick

Short-cuts I would like to have
I only see the sizes change in main Start Menu, taskbar icons (not system tray icons), and desktop. How can I change the icon size for Start Menu shortcuts and folders? I am using Windows XP Professioal SP1 (all updates; 1 GB of RAM). Thank you in advance. :) -- "The eyeless ant asked God, 'Give me eye-lashes.

Folder Redirection and Permissions
How do I go about creating multiple shortcuts. Each individual shortcut is only to be created if the component is selected. There are also a number of shortcuts required for each component. There are 20 + exe files which need to be entered onto the start menu. Robert M. Dickau InstallShield Software Corp.

how can I install software into only the Adminsitrator user accoun
Gary Tsang gtsangDEL...@MEaumha.org microsoft public windows mediacenter You can also use the keyboard shortcut Start-Alt-Enter If you cannot see Media Center in your start menu, it may be hidden See here for instructions on how to unhide it. How to re-enable Windows Media Center in the Default Programs control

MSI on vista - Start Menu\Programs Shortcut Does not get creat
Tom C. Koch (MS-MVP) Chi...@hempseed.com microsoft public inetexplorer ie4 Just drag them directly from the Start Menu and move them to where you = want them. The Start Menu shortcuts are now completely customizable. = They also now support right-click context menus. When you install a new = program that adds

Windows Explorer Missing From Start Menu
The latter is your actual user profile (click start/run, type %userprofile% and click ok, it should open to your folder). To have icons appear, they need to be in either: C:\Documents and Settings\Jerry\Start menu\Programs or C:\Documents and Settings\AllUsers\Start menu\Programs The latter houses shortcuts and

Creating LNK shortcuts from a batch file without Shortcut.exe
Hi, can anyone assist in how to create shortcuts to files in the start menu or on the desktop. I know that the code has to work with IShellLink and IPersistFile but i don't know how to implement this in C# (iam coming from Borland Delphi o). Thanks in advance for helpful examples! Regards! Uwe.

start menu has nothing in!
Regards, Bill Cheng Microsoft Support Engineer -------------------- From: "TJ Regan" <tjgnos...@hotmail.com> Subject: Creating Start Menu shortcuts in VB.NET. Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2002 14:26:25 -0400 Lines: 9 X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1106 X-MimeOLE:

Start Menu Programs
Good Luck, Keith Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User] "davehodges" <davehodges. 358...@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:davehodges.358lz0@no-mx.forums.net... robert, i'm having the exact same problem with music folder, only options when right clicking start menu shortcut are copy, rename and properties with all

start menu shortcut
I'm also trying to include shortcuts in the Start Menu since currently the only items displayed there are Log Off and Turn Off Computer. I've tried including the Standard Start Menu Shortcuts component but this has not worked. After looking at Resources of Target Designer for this component I see that there are

Short-cuts I would like to have
Every time I delete them, they keep getting reinstalled at startup or when I re-edit the Start menu for some other purpose. I don't need these shortcuts because I've already put copies of them elsewhere. The shortcut targets don't show a standard folder like ordinary shortcuts. Instead, they contain things like:

Start Menu Programs
However, I would like to write down all the installed programs in my Start Menu to a file or printer. Is there a way without writing them down by hand? -- "Where there is sugar, there are bound to be ants." --Malay Proverb -- If you are replying to Ant's news post by e-mail, please kindly remove ANT in the return

Start Menu Open Document
I noticed after installing the Internet Explorer 5 beta that the rearranging the programs in the Programs menu would not be saved after rebooting. You'd right click and drag the shortcuts to where you wanted and when you rebooted, you were stuck in the same place with the order of the icons messed up again.

Organise Start Menu Prog ?
(I had found the place to reset that list earlier) The stubborn shortcuts are ones I made to specific websites. I kept them in a separate folder, then dragged them each over the start menu and dropped them into the upper left area of the start menu. I can right click them and get "remove from this list" option,

How do I record all the Start Menu shortcuts to a file/printer?
I'm waiting for the new Aureal stuff Linksys Etherfast 10/100 LAN Card OS: Windows ME (step up from Windows 98) Problem: Recently, the START MENU shortcuts no longer work. I can click on them as many times as I like, and nothing ever happens with them. But if I hit both mouse buttons simultanteously,

Start menu - all users vs. individual
... hidden in the Windows Mobile ROM that would let me invoke the standard "Programs" window directly, without going through the Start Menu to access it? Try creating a shortcut. Using ActiveSync->Explore: a) right click on the Programs folder and choose Copy b) right click on empty space in the top-level

Why don't all programs that appear in win explorer show up in ...
When you click Start-Programs, only the empty Startup folder is there. Is there an easy way to fix this? Is there any way easier than scrounging through Program Files to try and find all the correct executables and making new shortcuts for them? Thanks for any advice! On a single user system, the start menu is

best freeware to to tidy up start menu in xp
Maureen Goldman inkslin...@FOGsunshine.net microsoft public windowsxp customize "Brian" <spamme...@yahoo.hotmail.aol.com> wrote: I've added several shortcuts to the left column of the start menu, and now I am having trouble removing them. When I right click them, I am given a choice to "Remove from This List," but

start menu has nothing in!
When I try the two shortcuts on the Start Menu-- Open Office Document and New Office Document--I get an error message "This action is only valid for products that are currently installed." The entire suite of programs works fine, except for those shortcuts. Unlike other shortcuts, there doesn't seem to be a way of

Start menu problems- (moved this query from General forum
Alternately, right click on Start Button. Choose "Explore." Create new folders called "Letters," "Audio," "Video" etc. Quit explorer, then drag & drop existing desktop shortcuts to the appropriate folder on your now-expanded start menu. Works best if you have your start menu configured for "Windowes Classic" view