All Programs Window

[Guest]

I'm running Windows XP Home SP2. When i click Start,All Programs The last
column of the window is almost off the screen to the right. How do i get it
back on the screen so i can read it. Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[Doug Knox MS-MVP]

Right click the Start, button and select Explore and/or Explore All Users. Re-arrange your existing shortcuts and consolidate them into fewer folders so they do fit.

 

[Guest]

Doug, I have 3 rows of 33 & 1 row of 12.When i select Explore or Explore all
Users,i don't see anything that has all those folders to move any where.

 

[Doug Knox MS-MVP]

You need to expand Start Menu, Programs. The sub folders of your start menu will either be listed under your user profile (Documents and Settings\<username>\Start Menu\Programs) or under Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs.

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Doug, I have 3 rows of 33 & 1 row of 12.When i select Explore or Explore all
Users,i don't see anything that has all those folders to move any where.

 

[Guest]

Doug, Thanks for your time.I just don't seem to see what you are talking about.

 

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Go to the Control Panel/Folder Options, and on the View tab, set the options
so you can see hidden and system files. Specifically:

Enable (check) "Display the contents of system folders"
Enable (check) "Show hidden files and folders"
Disable (uncheck): "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)"

I also recommend that you disable (uncheck) "hide extensions for known file
types".

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Doug, Thanks for your time.I just don't seem to see what you are talking
about.

 

[Guest]

Hi Gary,
I suggest you use the option to scroll all programs in one column.
Rightclick Start
Properties
Start menu tap
Customize
Advanced tap
In the start menu window check the "Scroll programs" checkbox.
Click OK\Apply\OK
Rgrds,