Start Menu Pinned Items. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Is it possible to create a menu on the pinned items section of the Windows XP Start Menu. I have a folder with shortcuts to programs on the desktop. If I drag this to...

How reduce number items listed 'start menu'. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Every miniscule freeware program I add to my disk automatically augments the start menu. Even when a program offers the choice omission from that over-populated...

as occasionally happens, it is a program which has a unique initial letter which I use to quickly start the program. For example on my Start Menu, Notepad is the only pinned item starting with N, and so I can press "Start, N" to run it. Unfortunately...

is clicked and the icon moves to the start menu, I > would have thought it was pinned to the start menu. >> "David Candy" wrote: >>>Pinned items don't exist. Operations you attempt to carry out happen to the original item. >>>> -- >>...

list is not alphabetical. How > do I > get it to be alphabetical? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Is there a way to reorganize the pinned items in the start menu? Can you make the unpinned items consistently alphabetical, instead...

Is there any difference between 'Unpin from Start menu' and 'Remove from This List?' Thanks, James Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage () Unpin from Start Menu removes item's from the pinned items list in the Start Menu....

would like to do that in the start menu, where the "pinned" applications are placed (on top of the first column of the xp-style start menu. Is it possible ? I managed to do that in Internet Explorer's "Links" toolbar... I simply created subfolders...

Sysprep &Start Menu. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage () I've got an image that I've used sysprep on and it works great on other computers. The only problem that has come up is with the Start Menu, specifically the...

your Taskbar and choose Properties. Got to the Start Menu tab, then click Customize. On the General tab, under Programs, reduce the "Number of programs on start menu," until that number of programs will fit in the lower left list between the pinned items...