Grouping 'All Programs'


  1. Harrismith
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    Grouping 'All Programs'


    Is it possible to edit the folders in Start/All Programs?
    There are so many and as in XP, I'd like to be able group them either by type or function.
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  3. nate42nd
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    Program data/Microsoft/Windows/Start menu/Programs

    Here is the directory to the start menu. You can arrange it as you like. Is this what you needed?

    Program data is a hidden folder, you need to uncheck the box in "folder options" to see it
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  4. Harrismith
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    That's what I was looking for.
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