Vista Start Menu
Find the start icon for the program you want to use quickly. Vista Start Menu approaches the use of the Start menu in a different way. It appeared that people more easily remember the position of an icon than they do with long lists of names they have to go through.
Every time you start a program from the Start menu, you use an interface that has not changed for over 10 years. As the Start menu gets fuller, it is difficult to navigate. It also takes longer for the Start menu is loaded.
Vista Start Menu approaches using the Start menu in a different way. It shows that people easier remember the position of program icons, then a long list of names they have to go through.
Vista Start Menu integrates seamlessly into the Windows Start Menu function, but you can also use the Windows key and the next lying Alt key to let the menu pop up. You then click on the program icon for the application of your choice to start. If you need the additional files that a program installs, you only need to mouse over the shortcut, and you get a submenu with additional sections to see.
The beauty of Vista Start Menu is that when you install or remove programs, the position of program icons is not changed. You do no longer need looking for shortcuts that have changed position.
It’s save to install because it doesn’t change any system settings.
Freeware suitable for Windows 7/Vista/XP/2K
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