"What application and which of its menu items do this?"
Well, the OS, for one. The feature is called Personalized Menus. The
doc says "Personalized Menus keeps the Programs menu clean by hiding
items you haven't used recently, while still keeping other programs
easily accessible. You can gain access to hidden programs by clicking
the down arrow at the bottom of the Programs menu". Similar "features"
are provided with other MS products, like Office.
Yetch. Bletch. Yuck. Good for casual users, but death to anyone with
decent reflexes and physical memory.
:)
Jon
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
> On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, Jon wrote:
>
>> It reminds me of the recent Windows (XP?) feature where menu
>> entries disappear if you don't use them enough. I disable
>> this on every system I encounter.
>
> Raskin would be horrified.
So would the authors of the Microsoft Human Interface Guidelines.
What application and which of its menu items do this?
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