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S.Sengupta
Just drag it to 'All Programs'.
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regards,
ssg MS-MVP
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KT
Is there any way to get the Local Dick (C
to show on the start menu so
that sub-menus open up like they do for Programs, Favourite, Documents etc.
KT
to show on the start menu sothat sub-menus open up like they do for Programs, Favourite, Documents etc.
KT
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David Candy
No but you can drag C drive to All Program menu for a menu there.
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KT
Im using the Classic Start Menu...but thanks. Im not sure why this is not
easy to do since it would be so useful and I wouldnt have to keep opening
Windows Explorer everytime I want to look for something. Does anyone know
any tweak apps that might allow me to do this?
KT
easy to do since it would be so useful and I wouldnt have to keep opening
Windows Explorer everytime I want to look for something. Does anyone know
any tweak apps that might allow me to do this?
KT
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Rock
KT said:
You can add My Computer as a cascading menu to the task bar. Right
click on a blank area of the task bar, click toolbars, then New toolbar.
Highlight My Computer. Click ok.
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Martin
KT said:Is there any way to get the Local Dick (C
that sub-menus open up like they do for Programs, Favourite, Documents etc.
KT
I've dragged and dropped the desktop My Computer icon to the Start menu -
dropped it into the upper area over the Programs - and have a cascading menu
which sounds like what you want.
Martin.
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t.cruise
Easiest way is not to mess with the Start Menu. Right click the Windows Explorer entry on
the Start menu/Programs/Accessories/Windows Explorer, left click Send To:/Desktop (create
shortcut). When the short cut for Windows Explorer is on your desktop right click it,
left click Properties, and on the Target line replace what's there with:
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /n,/e,C:\
Then when you double click that shortcut Windows Explorer will open to the C drive with
its folders expanded. If you want access to that when another program or other programs
are open, and it isn't convenient to get to your desktop: Right click an empty area on
your taskbar, left click Toolbars/Desktop. That will put: Desktop >> just to the left of
your Notification Area (formerly System Tray). When you left click on the >> a menu will
open with all of the shortcuts that are on your desktop, and you can click on Windows
Explorer from there to access the contents of your C drive.
the Start menu/Programs/Accessories/Windows Explorer, left click Send To:/Desktop (create
shortcut). When the short cut for Windows Explorer is on your desktop right click it,
left click Properties, and on the Target line replace what's there with:
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /n,/e,C:\
Then when you double click that shortcut Windows Explorer will open to the C drive with
its folders expanded. If you want access to that when another program or other programs
are open, and it isn't convenient to get to your desktop: Right click an empty area on
your taskbar, left click Toolbars/Desktop. That will put: Desktop >> just to the left of
your Notification Area (formerly System Tray). When you left click on the >> a menu will
open with all of the shortcuts that are on your desktop, and you can click on Windows
Explorer from there to access the contents of your C drive.