[A. Mishra]

yes. RIGHT-CLICK on START, click on PROPERTIES, go to START MENU tab, click
on CUSTOMIZE, put a CHECK on "SCROLL PROGRAMS"
"Mike" <someone@your.house> wrote in message
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> In win2k, unused items in the programs menu are automatically hidden
behind
> a drop button. It's nice because the programs menu doesn't dominate the
> screen. Is there a way to make WinXP behave like this?
>
>

[Steven Wabik]

"A. Mishra" <namaste977@cox.net> wrote in message
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> yes. RIGHT-CLICK on START, click on PROPERTIES, go to START MENU tab,
> click
> on CUSTOMIZE, put a CHECK on "SCROLL PROGRAMS"
> "Mike" <someone@your.house> wrote in message
> news:ULadnRLOdLNyKxjcRVn-qg@midco.net...
>> In win2k, unused items in the programs menu are automatically hidden
> behind
>> a drop button. It's nice because the programs menu doesn't dominate the
>> screen. Is there a way to make WinXP behave like this?
>>
>>
>
>