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You can drag Icons to the upper part of the list till it just over takes the one blow it
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Paul Reed Smith
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what zeke said is the easiest way. Just drag the icons you want to use .. You can also set the number of icons to 0, this will get rid of the list below them ..
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Act your wage.
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Zeke's idea is best because the area of shortcuts below the separator is dynamic. Those are your recently accessed programs, and I think you'd find that those change if you start opening random applications all of a sudden. I was a hardcore XP tweaker for a couple of years, and I don't know of anything you can do to make that area static without seriously modifying the whole GUI.
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Originally Posted by Johnny
OK, I must be retarded but I cannot drag my "Downloads" folder down into the lower part of the menu. I'm trying to stick it below the AIM shortcut...
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Originally Posted by muzikool
Ahh.... so it's not possible then. Alrighty.
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Act your wage.
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Well, if the point is to have your icons there permanently, then it can be done by eliminating the recently used programs menu from the Start Menu. Right-click the taskbar, choose Properties, click Start Menu tab, click Customize. Take the number down to 0 and then you have that blank real estate to add whatever shortcuts you want. Just drag them there.
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Originally Posted by muzikool
what he said. for your "Downloads" folder, you may need to create a shortcut to the Downloads folder for this to work. i dont think you can move an actual folder there because it thinks you are moving the entire folder there which you cannot do.
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Paul Reed Smith
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Most cases when you move the folder there it automatically creats the shortcuts. It should do that anyhow ..
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If all you want is easy access to several programs, why not create quick launch shortcuts?
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Paul Reed Smith
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Or you can get freelaunchbar .. http://www.freelaunchbar.com/
I use it, it is a nice little utility .. |
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drag and drop is how i do it!
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.user
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Originally Posted by muzikool
Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that?
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Act your wage.
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Ah, if I had a quarter for every time someone called me a genius...
Anyone have an extra quarter so I can buy a Coke? ![]() Glad that will work for you, Eck.
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Are you wanting to add those shortcuts permanently below the IE and Outlook icons? If so, right click on the shortcut you want to place there then select Pin to StartMenu. Or to remove it, right click and select remove from list.
As far as I know, you cant customise the lower part. |
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