start menu

[Guest]

How do you have the columns in the start menu auto expand so you don't have
to hit the arrows? How also do you have them not be shaded and unshaded?
thanks

 

[Dave Patrick]

Right-click the "Task Bar", then on the "General" tab uncheck "Use
Personalized Menus"

Need more details on what is shaded.

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| How do you have the columns in the start menu auto expand so you don't
have
| to hit the arrows? How also do you have them not be shaded and unshaded?
| thanks

 

[Guest]

Thank You Dave,
when you go to say..start programs, some of the programs are lighter than
others. I read somewhere it is a feature to let you know what programs have
been added to the start menu or what programs you use the most but cannot (Of
course) find the article again. How do you make these listing in the start
menu all appear the same shade? Hope this info is what you needed to help me.

 

[Dave Patrick]

This article may help you.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=304699

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:
| Thank You Dave,
| when you go to say..start programs, some of the programs are lighter than
| others. I read somewhere it is a feature to let you know what programs
have
| been added to the start menu or what programs you use the most but cannot
(Of
| course) find the article again. How do you make these listing in the
start
| menu all appear the same shade? Hope this info is what you needed to help
me.

 

[Guest]

Your link applies to Windows XP I have windows 2000. do you have another
link for Windows 2000

 

[Dave Patrick]

OK different issue. This one may help you.

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...s/2000/server/reskit/en-us/regentry/93177.asp

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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:
| Your link applies to Windows XP I have windows 2000. do you have
another
| link for Windows 2000