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    I don't know how to make a new start menu folder in Win 7

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by nemt, Nov 3, 2010.

  1. nemt

    nemt Notebook Deity

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    wow

    I just installed Adobe Photoshop CS5 and don't like have a whole bunch of Adobe shortcuts on top of everything, how can I make an Adobe folder and dump them all in there?

    I have no idea how to do this in Windows 7.

    Also does anyone know if it's possible to remove the Adobe Bridge relate entries from the right click context menus in Windows? I never use Bridge.
     
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    If you are referring to creating a folder on your desktop simply right click anywhere on your desktop and select "New Folder" from the drop down menu and name it Adobe... you can then drop all the shortcuts you want in it...
    Good luck.
     
    steve p, Nov 4, 2010
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    Open start menu, right click all programs, click open all users, open programs, add a CS5 folder in there and put evrything in there
     
    JKleiss, Nov 4, 2010
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    That did the trick, thanks.

    Don't know why it has to be so byzantine vs. XP

    EDIT: and every version of Windows since Windows 95

    and every other GUI operating system
     
    nemt, Nov 4, 2010
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