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On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Jarmo Lundgren wrote: > Then again, auto-hiding the stuff in the Start menu is just a > workaround. The main question remains: why there has to be so much > stuff in the Start menu? Isn't it supposed to be a quick program starter > menu? Why do program install themselves inside subfolders of subfolders > (like Start -> Programs -> Adobe -> Adobe Photoshop (folder) -> Adobe > Photoshop (shortcut))? hm, i definitely prefer things this way, as opposed to seeing in my start menu, separate folders for "adobe acrobat", "adobe illustrator", "adobe indesign", and "adobe photoshop". i like one folder named adobe then subfolders. i like organisation. ;) > Yeah, I know you can clean the menu yourself, but do you actually do it? > I always think that "I'll do it tomorrow", and I never actually do it. I > hate to manually clean the garbage the computer does, when it tries to > be helpful. :) slacker. ;) : sig : micah stupak international bright young kook [EMAIL PROTECTED] : quote : everybody needs someone to live by
