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I'm still waiting to see how the drag 'n drop works out ;-)
How to Alphabetize the start menu?
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It doesn't?
A neat feature I think would be to re-organize the programs menu by install date.
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If start menu is set to show recent programs, then most used program will be on top of the list and so on...
If start menu is set to show shortcuts (pinned to start menu), shortcuts can be arranged by dragging...
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I PMed the OP. I may have misunderstood his goal. I thought he meant the right hand side of the Start Menu.
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Posts : 95 Dual Booting Windows Vista32 bit And Windows 7 Home premium (x64) (build 7600) Thread StarterNew #16
I solved the problem. There is a program called "Vista Start Menu". Download and install it at www.vistastartmenu.com/index.html.
It is nearly the same as Vista's classic menu. You can drag and drop your programs in alphabetical order or as You wish.
FyrmnJ in philly
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If you're talking about the programs listed on the left hand side of the start menu, three is a way - but it is a tedious way.
- First, you have to disable displaying most recently used programs. See Recent Programs - Turn On or Off
- Second, you have to pin the programs that you want to see in the start menu manually, one by one. See Start Menu - Pin or Unpin a Program to (you might also be interested in https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...tart-menu.html and / or https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...in-folder.html and / or Start Menu - Reset Pin To Area
- Third, you'll have to drag and drop them to alphabetize them manually using Drag and Drop.
Mind you, if you leave the show most recent programs *on* it will be a separate list underneath your pinned programs.
HTH
EDIT: Added the following:
Apparently we were posting simultaneously.
Vista Start menu works for what you want - but for someone who does not want to use it, the above method I outlined works perfectly well.
Marking this solved.
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