Collapse Folders


  1. philbill
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    Collapse Folders


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    Is there a way to have open folders self collapse when one opens another in the start menu? I think I had checked a box or something in Vista but I can not remember.
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  3. philbill
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    Is there anybody out there??? asked Mr. Floyd
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  4. Mark
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    I'm sure if someone knew the answer they would tell you but I don't think it is possible.
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