For me, using classic menue settings isn't anything to do with
accessibility, it's because I really hate the business microsoft has of
"reactive" controls and menues such as auto complete, most recently viewed
etc.
i like to index things such as favourites lists, program shortcuts etc the
way I! want to, and I don't want blasted windows bringing up lists of most
recently viewed this, auto complete that and "microsoft recommended" the
other.
I like classic menues simply because they stay the same and don't end up
moving arround depending upon what I've been doing, and because I can
personally organize them more easily into catagories I want and order I
want.
I suspect that when i end up using windows7, the first thing I'll do is work
out how to turn off all that shuffling menues rubbish and reorganize things
my way, but in windows xp sinse classic options automatically turns off all
that rubbish, it's easier just to use that.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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