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I miss the classic start menu so have created a new toolbar to sit next to the start menu.
In the screenshot you see the number "1", that's because I created a new toolbar and named it "1". I would prefer that "1" to be a blank, but cannot figure out how to do it. If you unselect "show title" then you get the name or icon of the first subfolder within the folder "1", and the drop down menu starts with the next subfolder. So first question is, is it possible to make this toolbar have more of a start button or be blank with no button at all.
Question #2 is, can I make the control panel item (its just above the sideways arrow) automatically expand as a menu to the right? Right now I have to double click it and then it opens as a new window. Thanks
In the screenshot you see the number "1", that's because I created a new toolbar and named it "1". I would prefer that "1" to be a blank, but cannot figure out how to do it. If you unselect "show title" then you get the name or icon of the first subfolder within the folder "1", and the drop down menu starts with the next subfolder. So first question is, is it possible to make this toolbar have more of a start button or be blank with no button at all.
Question #2 is, can I make the control panel item (its just above the sideways arrow) automatically expand as a menu to the right? Right now I have to double click it and then it opens as a new window. Thanks
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