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The first option given is “Open submenus
when I pause on them with my mouse”. This option will allow you
to set whether you need to click on a submenu item, or if it
will open automatically when you hold your mouse over it for one
second. The second option is “Highlight Newly Installed
Programs”. This option will help you find the Start Menu items
for newly installed programs. This highlighting will remain in
place until you’ve used the item a few times.
In the Start Menu items, you can set a list
of options, such as making your Control Panel, My Computer, My
Documents, Recent Documents, Network Connections, Favorites,
Help and Support, and others. Some of these items have multiple
options. You can either set them to display as a submenu,
display as a link (click on it and it takes you there), or not
display at all.
Under the last section, you can decide
whether you want your most recent documents shown on your start
menu. You do not have to open these files directly from the
start menu for them to appear in the Recent Documents submenu.
The menu will list all documents opened from within programs as
well.
Now that we’re all done, you can go ahead
and click the OK button on the window you’re currently in to
save your changes. In the next window, you’ll also want to
click OK to save your changes there. Now you’re done!
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