Windows 7 Start Menu
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Can't you just add custom links yourself? I'm not too sure because I haven't actually used Windows for ages, but it should be possible.
Also, RoboticBuddy's answer has nothing to do with the question, lolwut.
Also, RoboticBuddy's answer has nothing to do with the question, lolwut.
Right-click the Start button.
Click on Properties
Choose the Start Menu tab (you should be able to skip this step since it's already at that tab)
Click on Customize...
Now, look for the buttons that say "Display as Link." Change those to "Display as Menu" and you're good to go.
Click on Properties
Choose the Start Menu tab (you should be able to skip this step since it's already at that tab)
Click on Customize...
Now, look for the buttons that say "Display as Link." Change those to "Display as Menu" and you're good to go.
Well, windows doesnt seem to have the abilty to add custom links. The best I found was this http://www.sevenforums.com/music-pictures-video/2511-my-documents-pics-music-vids-3.html#post700304
but it is near useless as it screws up windows media player
http://www.sevenforums.com/music-pictures-video/2511-my-documents-pics-music-vids-3.html#post700304
but it is near useless as it screws up windows media player
http://www.sevenforums.com/music-pictures-video/2511-my-documents-pics-music-vids-3.html#post700304
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Why not set up your own portable/secondary start menu?
check out PStart
http://www.pegtop.net/start/
check out PStart
http://www.pegtop.net/start/
I am not 100% sure I understood your question, but I think this will allow you to do what you want.
If you do not have a "Run..." option in your start menu, you will have to enable that first in the configuration menu that DeMoN described.
In order to open the Group Policy Editor, you will type "gpedit.msc" into the Run... command window. The applet in the above screenshot is what will open.
Open User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar.
There is a long list of configurable options for the Start Menu and Taskbar to the right. With the Extended view tab selected by default you'll be able to read details about each one if you click on it, describing what happens if you enable or disable certain things. In my screenshot I selected "Force Classic Start Menu" which may allow you to do what you are after.
If not, you may find alternatives in seeing the other options in the list.
edit:
I recently found out that this utility isn't accessible in Windows 7 Home/Home Premium and that only third-party utilities or registry editing can force "Classic" Start Menu display. Sorry if it doesn't apply.
No, unfortunately none of those are what I want. What I want is a way of adding short cuts which I can name and choose a link to the start menu, also I want to not be forced to be using libraries.
I know one way is to rename the link and change the folder in the libraries, but I want to not do this and get around the hover text.
I know one way is to rename the link and change the folder in the libraries, but I want to not do this and get around the hover text.
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