add shortcut to menu
hi all,
is it posible to add a shortcut (via batch or copy) to the right menu under startmenu (see picture)
Chris
February 24th, 2012 6:38am
As found on Sevenforums.com, this should help you out:
Option 1:
The Documents, Pictures, Music, Video, Download links can be routed to whatever folder you want.(You can enable/disable these librarys from showing in your start menu by right clicking on the taskbar, going to the start menu tab, and selecting customize.)
The downside of this is that you can't change the names of the libraries.
In my example, I have all my documents stored on a secondary internal HDD. (E:/)
Step 1: Start -> Right click on Documents -> Select Properties
Step 2: Click "Include a folder"
Step 3: Browse to your given directory, and click "Include Folder" (In my case it is "E:\My Documents")
Step 4: In the Library locations box, select the directory you just chose, then click "Set save location"
Step 5(Optional): you can remove the default directories so only the directory you specified is opened when you go to the documents library
Step 6: Click Ok, and it prompts you if you want to move all the files from the old location(s) to your new directory. This is up to you, I say no.
Step 7: Hit Start -> Click Documents to verify it points to your new directory.
Option 2:
Very similar to option 1, but with a little more customization.
Step 1: Enable favorites menu in taskbar properties -> start menu -> customize
Step 2: Right click on favorites when in the start menu, and select properties.
Step 3: Under the location tab, change the directory to whatever you wish.
Step 4: Click ok.
This option is nice because it allows you to browse the directory as a menu.
http://www.sevenforums.com/customization/26716-add-custom-folder-library-start-menu.html
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February 24th, 2012 7:29am
As found on Sevenforums.com, this should help you out:
Option 1:
The Documents, Pictures, Music, Video, Download links can be routed to whatever folder you want.(You can enable/disable these librarys from showing in your start menu by right clicking on the taskbar, going to the start menu tab, and selecting customize.)
The downside of this is that you can't change the names of the libraries.
In my example, I have all my documents stored on a secondary internal HDD. (E:/)
Step 1: Start -> Right click on Documents -> Select Properties
Step 2: Click "Include a folder"
Step 3: Browse to your given directory, and click "Include Folder" (In my case it is "E:\My Documents")
Step 4: In the Library locations box, select the directory you just chose, then click "Set save location"
Step 5(Optional): you can remove the default directories so only the directory you specified is opened when you go to the documents library
Step 6: Click Ok, and it prompts you if you want to move all the files from the old location(s) to your new directory. This is up to you, I say no.
Step 7: Hit Start -> Click Documents to verify it points to your new directory.
Option 2:
Very similar to option 1, but with a little more customization.
Step 1: Enable favorites menu in taskbar properties -> start menu -> customize
Step 2: Right click on favorites when in the start menu, and select properties.
Step 3: Under the location tab, change the directory to whatever you wish.
Step 4: Click ok.
This option is nice because it allows you to browse the directory as a menu.
http://www.sevenforums.com/customization/26716-add-custom-folder-library-start-menu.html
February 24th, 2012 3:28pm