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| | Pinning Downloads folder to left hand side of start menu Hello, When I click on the Windows Vista Home Premium start menu there on the transparent grayish part of the menu on the right at the top one can click on the MyUserNameHere, Documents, Pictures, Music, and Games folders. However what I would like to have given that it is the one I use the most is a way to click on an entry called Downloads, perhaps in addition to or in place of the Games or Music entry. Basically I can get at it by clicking on MyUserNameHere and then clicking on Downloads but I would like accessing it to be just a little bit quicker ie. one click less. Does anyone know how to pin the Downlaods folder to the right hand side of the start menu in this way? Thanks, John Goche |
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| | Re: Pinning Downloads folder to left hand side of start menu "John Goche" <johngoche99@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1cb05bca-8319-4f2c-9e83-c9f36243817a@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hello, > > When I click on the Windows Vista Home Premium > start menu there on the transparent grayish part of > the menu on the right at the top one can click on > the MyUserNameHere, Documents, Pictures, > Music, and Games folders. However what I > would like to have given that it is the one > I use the most is a way to click on an > entry called Downloads, perhaps in > addition to or in place of the Games > or Music entry. Basically I can get > at it by clicking on MyUserNameHere > and then clicking on Downloads but > I would like accessing it to be just > a little bit quicker ie. one click less. > Does anyone know how to pin the > Downlaods folder to the right hand > side of the start menu in this way? > > Thanks, > > John Goche shortcut) then dragging the shortcut onto the Start button? (Works here in Win 7 - vista may be different...) |
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| Vista home premium 32bit | Hello, When I click on the Windows Vista Home Premium start menu there on the transparent grayish part of the menu on the right at the top one can click on the MyUserNameHere, Documents, Pictures, Music, and Games folders. However what I would like to have given that it is the one I use the most is a way to click on an entry called Downloads, perhaps in addition to or in place of the Games or Music entry. Basically I can get at it by clicking on MyUserNameHere and then clicking on Downloads but I would like accessing it to be just a little bit quicker ie. one click less. Does anyone know how to pin the Downlaods folder to the right hand side of the start menu in this way? Thanks, John Goche There is no way you can replace the entries in the right pane. But do as Gordon says. Drag a Download shortcut from the desktop into the Vista orb on the bottom left and release it there. Then your Download will appear in the left pane of the Start menu. Works in Vista and in W7. |
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