Drag and drop a shortcut to XP Start Menu?

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nt_support
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Drag and drop a shortcut to XP Start Menu?

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First off, great program. I've tried a few Explorer replacements on my new system and this one is the best.

When I try to drag and drop a shortcut from a file in TrackerV3 to XP's Start Menu nothing happens.

Is this the expected behavior, a bug, or possible future feature?

Thanks,
Jim

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Re: Drag and drop a shortcut to XP Start Menu?

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Looks like a minor bug; I'd make it a future feature if I knew how...

Where are the good old days when people had wishes I could fulfill!? We've either reached the wall of perfection or the wall of my skills. Whatever, TV3 seems to be settling down into a solid state. EDIT: just kidding...
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Post by nt_support »

Your proggie is excellent, even with this subtle anomaly! :wink: It's not a bug - just another future tweak if possible. Thanks for a great piece of freeware.

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Post by admin »

nt_support wrote:Thanks for a great piece of freeware.
Well, it may be freeware for you (if you use it only non-commercially), but while it's a great piece of software for everybody it's not freeware for everybody! Just to make sure, I gotta feed a family... :wink:

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