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Your Own 'menu' On The Taskbar.

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Your own 'menu' on the taskbar.

This is not mine own as original - but copied from posts by others (rand1038 I believe).

Create a folder does not matter where - call it 'menu' say as in 'c:\menu'.

Create short cuts to the programs you use - or documents you use - and copy the shortcuts to the menu folder.

Right click the taskbar, toolbars, new toolbar, navigate to your folder, OK.

You now have a item in the taskbar which you can resize to just the width of the word 'menu' plus the '>>' which you can now use as a pull up menu. Do lock the taskbar for better control.

Enjoy.
The nice thing about this technique is that you can also put folders in the folder, like the picture below. Using one menu you can have acess to all the areas of your computer you use the most in two clicks. Folders displayed in the toobar menu display their contents when hovered over. You can link to any folder, program or document on your hard drive by right clicking it and choosing "create shorcut"

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