Programs List Truncated

David,

My P.C. is already set as you suggest, it still lists only
a few of the available programs, with the double down
carrat indicating more exist. Click on the double down
carrat and the remaining programs display. What I'm trying
to do is get the operating system to display ALL programs
each time I click on start -> programs.

Thank you for your input - Larry Westin

>-----Original Message-----
>Start - Control Panel - Taskbar & Start Menu - Start Menu
- Customise -
>Enable Personalised Menus. If Office it's under Tools -
Customise, in IE
>it's Tools - Internet Options - Advanced.
>"Larry Westin" <westin.DeleteThis@tdstelme.net> wrote in message
>news:039501c3856d$33966690$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
>> From Start -> Programs sometimes shows all the program
>> groups, other times it shows programs recently selected
>> with a double downward carret indicating more programs.
>> This also occurs within a program group. How can I
>> configure XP so that when the programs display they ALL
>> display everytime? I never want them to truncate and show
>> only recently selected programs.
>>
>> I have this same issue with Windows 2000 Professional and
>> Outlook. I'd prefer to see all programs and options
everytime.
>>
>> If this is covered in a FAQ I couldn't locate it. A search
>> of this database failed to return any posted messages.
>>
>> Thank you - Larry Westin
>
>
>.
>

Larry;
Before you read the rest of what I wrote, try this:
Right-click Start/Properties/Start menu/Customize/make SURE Scroll Programs
is NOT checked. After I wrote the rest of this I thought, that maybe,
Scroll Programs might be your problem.
The following works for me. Worth a shot.
Right click Start/Properties/Start Menu tab/click Classic Start
Menu/Customize/here's what I have checked;
Display Administrative Tools
Display Run
Enable dragging and dropping
Expand Printers
I would NOT check: Scroll Programs
You can pick what you want
OK/Apply/OK
All of my programs show up. In fact when I go: Start/Programs, there are
three panes showing. However, for example; almost every program listed has
a right carat >that is needed to expand subgroups for each Program listed.
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
"Larry Westin" <westin RemoveThis @tdstelme.net> wrote in message
news:011501c385e4$960714b0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> David,
>
> My P.C. is already set as you suggest, it still lists only
> a few of the available programs, with the double down
> carrat indicating more exist. Click on the double down
> carrat and the remaining programs display. What I'm trying
> to do is get the operating system to display ALL programs
> each time I click on start -> programs.
>
> Thank you for your input - Larry Westin
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Start - Control Panel - Taskbar & Start Menu - Start Menu
> - Customise -
> >Enable Personalised Menus. If Office it's under Tools -
> Customise, in IE
> >it's Tools - Internet Options - Advanced.
> >"Larry Westin" <westin RemoveThis @tdstelme.net> wrote in message
> >news:039501c3856d$33966690$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
> >> From Start -> Programs sometimes shows all the program
> >> groups, other times it shows programs recently selected
> >> with a double downward carret indicating more programs.
> >> This also occurs within a program group. How can I
> >> configure XP so that when the programs display they ALL
> >> display everytime? I never want them to truncate and show
> >> only recently selected programs.
> >>
> >> I have this same issue with Windows 2000 Professional and
> >> Outlook. I'd prefer to see all programs and options
> everytime.
> >>
> >> If this is covered in a FAQ I couldn't locate it. A search
> >> of this database failed to return any posted messages.
> >>
> >> Thank you - Larry Westin
> >
> >
> >.
> >


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Wes,

I checked and found my settings exactly as you recommend.
I did make one other change in that I unchecked "Expand
Network Connections." I did that yesterday and it seemed
to work. Because it has worked OK sometimes in the past I
tried it again this morning before responding, and it seems
to be what I want. That is ALL programs shown.

Thanks for your suggestions - Larry Westin
>-----Original Message-----
>Larry;
> Before you read the rest of what I wrote, try this:
>Right-click Start/Properties/Start menu/Customize/make
SURE Scroll Programs
>is NOT checked. After I wrote the rest of this I thought,
that maybe,
>Scroll Programs might be your problem.
> The following works for me. Worth a shot.
> Right click Start/Properties/Start Menu tab/click
Classic Start
>Menu/Customize/here's what I have checked;
>Display Administrative Tools
>Display Run
>Enable dragging and dropping
>Expand Printers
>I would NOT check: Scroll Programs
>You can pick what you want
>OK/Apply/OK
>All of my programs show up. In fact when I go:
Start/Programs, there are
>three panes showing. However, for example; almost every
program listed has
>a right carat >that is needed to expand subgroups for each
Program listed.
> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>Wes
>"Larry Westin" <westin DeleteThis @tdstelme.net> wrote in message
>news:011501c385e4$960714b0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
>> David,
>>
>> My P.C. is already set as you suggest, it still lists only
>> a few of the available programs, with the double down
>> carrat indicating more exist. Click on the double down
>> carrat and the remaining programs display. What I'm trying
>> to do is get the operating system to display ALL programs
>> each time I click on start -> programs.
>>
>> Thank you for your input - Larry Westin
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Start - Control Panel - Taskbar & Start Menu - Start Menu
>> - Customise -
>> >Enable Personalised Menus. If Office it's under Tools -
>> Customise, in IE
>> >it's Tools - Internet Options - Advanced.
>> >"Larry Westin" <westin DeleteThis @tdstelme.net> wrote in message
>> >news:039501c3856d$33966690$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
>> >> From Start -> Programs sometimes shows all the program
>> >> groups, other times it shows programs recently selected
>> >> with a double downward carret indicating more programs.
>> >> This also occurs within a program group. How can I
>> >> configure XP so that when the programs display they ALL
>> >> display everytime? I never want them to truncate and
show
>> >> only recently selected programs.
>> >>
>> >> I have this same issue with Windows 2000 Professional and
>> >> Outlook. I'd prefer to see all programs and options
>> everytime.
>> >>
>> >> If this is covered in a FAQ I couldn't locate it. A
search
>> >> of this database failed to return any posted messages.
>> >>
>> >> Thank you - Larry Westin
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
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Larry;
You bet.
Wes

"Larry Westin" <westin.DeleteThis@tdstelme.net> wrote in message
news:1e6601c3867e$636f84c0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> Wes,
>
> I checked and found my settings exactly as you recommend.
> I did make one other change in that I unchecked "Expand
> Network Connections." I did that yesterday and it seemed
> to work. Because it has worked OK sometimes in the past I
> tried it again this morning before responding, and it seems
> to be what I want. That is ALL programs shown.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions - Larry Westin
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Larry;
> > Before you read the rest of what I wrote, try this:
> >Right-click Start/Properties/Start menu/Customize/make
> SURE Scroll Programs
> >is NOT checked. After I wrote the rest of this I thought,
> that maybe,
> >Scroll Programs might be your problem.
> > The following works for me. Worth a shot.
> > Right click Start/Properties/Start Menu tab/click
> Classic Start
> >Menu/Customize/here's what I have checked;
> >Display Administrative Tools
> >Display Run
> >Enable dragging and dropping
> >Expand Printers
> >I would NOT check: Scroll Programs
> >You can pick what you want
> >OK/Apply/OK
> >All of my programs show up. In fact when I go:
> Start/Programs, there are
> >three panes showing. However, for example; almost every
> program listed has
> >a right carat >that is needed to expand subgroups for each
> Program listed.
> > Hope this helps. Let us know.
> >Wes
> >"Larry Westin" <westin.DeleteThis@tdstelme.net> wrote in message
> >news:011501c385e4$960714b0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> >> David,
> >>
> >> My P.C. is already set as you suggest, it still lists only
> >> a few of the available programs, with the double down
> >> carrat indicating more exist. Click on the double down
> >> carrat and the remaining programs display. What I'm trying
> >> to do is get the operating system to display ALL programs
> >> each time I click on start -> programs.
> >>
> >> Thank you for your input - Larry Westin
> >>
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >Start - Control Panel - Taskbar & Start Menu - Start Menu
> >> - Customise -
> >> >Enable Personalised Menus. If Office it's under Tools -
> >> Customise, in IE
> >> >it's Tools - Internet Options - Advanced.
> >> >"Larry Westin" <westin.DeleteThis@tdstelme.net> wrote in message
> >> >news:039501c3856d$33966690$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
> >> >> From Start -> Programs sometimes shows all the program
> >> >> groups, other times it shows programs recently selected
> >> >> with a double downward carret indicating more programs.
> >> >> This also occurs within a program group. How can I
> >> >> configure XP so that when the programs display they ALL
> >> >> display everytime? I never want them to truncate and
> show
> >> >> only recently selected programs.
> >> >>
> >> >> I have this same issue with Windows 2000 Professional and
> >> >> Outlook. I'd prefer to see all programs and options
> >> everytime.
> >> >>
> >> >> If this is covered in a FAQ I couldn't locate it. A
> search
> >> >> of this database failed to return any posted messages.
> >> >>
> >> >> Thank you - Larry Westin
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >.
> >> >
> >
> >
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> >
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> >


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