Hierarchical start menu

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Frank Rizzo

Is there anyway to get the hierarchical start menu back? I can't seem
to find the option. Is it gone for good?
 
Do you really mean Hierarchial or Cascading? Right click Taskbar > Start
menu (tab) > select the "Start menu" radio box, then click OK.
 
Andre said:
Do you really mean Hierarchial or Cascading? Right click Taskbar > Start
menu (tab) > select the "Start menu" radio box, then click OK.
Click to expand...

Cascading the way it used to be in WinXP, but I don't want the Classic
Menu look either.
 
Skipped a step. It's Taskbar>Properties, etc etc etc.

At least that's the way it is in Ultimate 64-bit.
 
No Cascading menus are not a part of the two pane start menu in Vista. I
think they should have made it an option though.
 
I was puzzled by this as well. The Classic Start Menu option
specifically says
it looks like 'previous versions of Windows.'

Apparently XP was not a previous version of Windows. Who knew?
 
The Windows XP Luna theme was dropped from Vista. The only themes in Vista
are Windows Classic, Windows AERO Glass, AERO Basic, and a sort of AERO
Express if you are running Home Basic. The two start menus included are
Classic and the new Hierarchial tree menu.
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S Wayne said:
I was puzzled by this as well. The Classic Start Menu option
specifically says
it looks like 'previous versions of Windows.'

Apparently XP was not a previous version of Windows. Who knew?


No Cascading menus are not a part of the two pane start menu in Vista. I
think they should have made it an option though.
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Andre
Blog:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart
Guide:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry"Frank

Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin] wrote:
Do you really mean Hierarchial or Cascading? Right click Taskbar >
Start
menu (tab) > select the "Start menu" radio box, then click OK.
Click to expand...
Cascading the way it used to be in WinXP, but I don't want the Classic
Menu look either.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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