- I need to rearrange my program files in the Program Folder
- Posted by Frank Hill on March 7th, 2004
My installed programs are so many that when I click on
Prgrams from the Start menu, they do not all appear on the
screen. I wanted to make new folders in the programs
folder and move different program folders/files into them.
Like create a Utility Folder and put all utility programs
in there. I tried this once and realize that you can't
simply move program folders around due to the registry,
pointing, etc. Does Microsoft or someone have a utility
that will lte me do this. I searched the web and saw a DOS
program called "Junction" that seemed to do it but it had
an example of moving all the porgrams to a different
drive. Any information would be helpful. You would think
by 2004 it would be just as easy to rearrange program
folders as any other folder!
Thanks
- Posted by Dave Patrick on March 7th, 2004
You might try;
TaskBar|Properties|Advanced and check or uncheck as desired "Scroll the
Programs menu"
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"Frank Hill" wrote:
| My installed programs are so many that when I click on
| Prgrams from the Start menu, they do not all appear on the
| screen. I wanted to make new folders in the programs
| folder and move different program folders/files into them.
| Like create a Utility Folder and put all utility programs
| in there. I tried this once and realize that you can't
| simply move program folders around due to the registry,
| pointing, etc. Does Microsoft or someone have a utility
| that will lte me do this. I searched the web and saw a DOS
| program called "Junction" that seemed to do it but it had
| an example of moving all the porgrams to a different
| drive. Any information would be helpful. You would think
| by 2004 it would be just as easy to rearrange program
| folders as any other folder!
|
| Thanks
- Posted by Carl Fenley on March 7th, 2004
Are you talking about organizing the start menu programs and groups, like
this for example?
http://home.san.rr.com/vagabondia/tmp/startmenu.gif
If so, just use the Taskbar & Start Menu option from the Start-Settings
menu. You'll have to select the Advanced button on the Advanced tab.
- carl
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