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Author: | Tenzen [ Sat Feb 23, 2013 5:17 pm ] |
Post subject: | Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub-Menu |
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Author: | Tenzen [ Sun Feb 24, 2013 5:50 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add "Run" Sub-Menu w/ Common Run Commands to your Start |
You can also create a folder with Shortcuts to all of your common Bat files on a permanent location on your computer, then create a new MenuItem which links to that folder of Bat Shortcuts, the same as the 'Run as Administrator' folder described above... shortcuts allow you to customize the icons.. It will show a fly-out submenu to all of your bat files For example, a "Refresh Network Settings" bat file, with the following saved as 'Refresh Network Settings.bat': echo off cls ipconfig /release ipconfig /flushdns ipconfig /renew ipconfig /registerdns exit |
Author: | Tenzen [ Wed Mar 20, 2013 6:27 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add "Run" Sub-Menu w/ Common Run Commands to your Start |
To add Task Scheduler to the Run Sub-menu:
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Author: | Tenzen [ Wed Mar 20, 2013 9:00 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add "Run" Sub-Menu w/ Common Run Commands to your Start |
Add a Recycle Bin Button to the Start Menu:
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Author: | Tenzen [ Fri Mar 22, 2013 8:56 am ] | |||
Post subject: | Add Shortcuts to Specific Sound & Microphone Properties Tabs | |||
Add Shortcuts to Specific Sound & Microphone Properties Tabs: - Audio Properties:
- Microphone Properties:
- Other Tabs in the Audio Device Control Properties:
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Author: | Tenzen [ Fri Mar 22, 2013 9:19 pm ] |
Post subject: | Add Link to the System Back Up & Restore |
Add a Button to the Windows Backup And Restore Control Panel, so after you click this button, all you need to do is click "Back-up"
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Author: | Tenzen [ Fri Mar 22, 2013 9:49 pm ] | ||||
Post subject: | add Links to Create System Restore Points | ||||
To Create Buttons for System Restore Points: -
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- To create a button to the System Restore Tab in the System Protection Control box:
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Author: | Tenzen [ Mon Mar 25, 2013 10:20 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
Add a Button to Empty Recycle Bin on All Drives to Start Menu: **Permanently Deletes all Items in Recycle Bin without Warning Prompt Requires placing nircmd in your System Folder
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Author: | RetiredEngineer [ Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:15 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
Tenzen: I run Classic Start Menu 3.6.7. When I get to item 10. Click where it says "<empty menu>", and perform all the clicks I can think of, nothing happens. Please advise if your advice will work (somehow) in v3.6.7. |
Author: | Tenzen [ Fri Jun 28, 2013 6:56 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
RetiredEngineer wrote: Tenzen: I run Classic Start Menu 3.6.7. When I get to item 10. Click where it says "<empty menu>", and perform all the clicks I can think of, nothing happens. Please advise if your advice will work (somehow) in v3.6.7. I just mean to Select the New Sub-menu you created... mainly so you're in the right spot and its open there and can easily accept a "Custom Command" from the right menu.. just drag it on top of the <empty menu> sign that just seemed like the easiest way to explain it.. A faster method is just to drag "Custom Command" from the right menu over to your RunItem, then move it around carefully until you see a line appear showing that you will drop it as an item within the runitem. drop it there.. if you drop it at the same level as run item, thats fine, but just grab it again and try finding the spot where it falls below the run item and moves slightly to the right, as a submenu would look.. its not all that easy to find sometimes... the method i first described is just another method which i think is more fool-proof for getting the submenu into the right place under the RunItem Command.. all it does is put <empty menu> as a placeholder to make it easier for you to drag "Custom Command" from the bottom of the right menu and place it right on top of <empty menu> after you add one item, <empty menu> will disappear, and you just drag new Custom Command Items below the first one you put there.. however, be careful when dragging them there, as its easy to accidentally create another submenu if its not exactly below the item above it I think itd be a good idea to make that space a bit bigger and more obvious in later versions of ClassicShell |
Author: | RetiredEngineer [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:01 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
I agree. |
Author: | rivasol [ Sun Oct 20, 2013 4:54 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
Hi Tensen, I tried to copy your command „run“ with sub-menus but I reached only point 6. Because I didn’t find that „Split Button Item“. Also I couldn’t find that button „Create Sub Menu“.:cry: What I am doing wrong? Using Classic Staart Menu, Version 4. Best regards, rivasol |
Author: | Tenzen [ Sun Oct 20, 2013 6:45 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
rivasol wrote: Hi Tensen, I didn’t find that „Split Button Item“. Also I couldn’t find that button „Create Sub Menu“.:cry: Hey, so, after you create the New Menu Item in the 'Customize Menu' tab of Settings, & Name it, then right-click it, you get a window where you can add the command, and title of your Item to appear in the menu, and select an Icon, etc.. below all those input boxes in a section full of check-box options, on the bottom of the left-side list of options is an item named "Split Button Item", just tick the box. thats done after you create a new menu item, then you right-clicked the new menu item & selected "Edit Item".. you'll find it in there "Create Sub-Menu" is found on the same menu you found "Edit Item", which is on the right-click menu after right-clicking the new menu item .. instead of Going to "Edit Item", or "Rename Item", you go down a bit further and you'll find "Create Sub-Menu" thats just a fool-proof way of getting the sub-menu in the right place.. you can also just create 2 new items instead of 1, then drag one of the new Items onto the other New Item, and it will be automatically moved to the "Sub-Menu" location either way is fine.. make sense? |
Author: | Ivo [ Sun Oct 20, 2013 7:13 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
@rivasol - you are probably using the Windows 7 style. Tenzen's tutorial only works for the Classic styles. Only they support split buttons. |
Author: | rivasol [ Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:24 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Add Useful Commands to your Start Menu, incl. "Run" Sub- |
Oh, thank you very match, your right and I+m a fool. But it's a pity that it doesn't work in all styles. best regards, rivasol |
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