Additional Start Menu Folders


  1. seekermeister
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    Additional Start Menu Folders


    Anyone know how to add folders to the right side of the Start Menu, beyond those that are default or that can be added via Customize Start Menu options?
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  3. MrJukes
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    You can't.
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