Configuring Windows Server 2003 For the simple Start
Configuring Windows Server 2003 For the simple Start menu, when you install new programs, by default the Windows operating system highlights the additional menus and menu items that have been created. These highlights last until you run the item (or for several days) and are designed to make it easier for you to find the new items and also ensure that you know what changes have been made to the Start menu. Some users love this feature; some users hate it. If you find the highlights distracting, you can remove them. To do this, right-click the Start button, choose Properties, and then click Customize. Click the Advanced tab, and then in the Start Menu Settings box, clear the Highlight Newly Installed Programs box, as shown in the following screen: For the Classic Start menu, by default the Windows operating system displays the most frequently used items and hides the others. This feature is designed to reduce menu clutter by giving you shorter menus that make it easier for you to find the items you use the most. A double arrow at the bottom of a submenu indicates the presence of additional items that are not shown. To display these items, click the double arrow or wait a few seconds and the menu will expand automatically. The newly displayed items are shown on a light-colored background to make them easier to see. Again, this is a feature you probably either love or hate. Don t worry, you can turn this feature off. To do this, right-click the Start button, choose Properties, and then click Chapter 10 289 Part 4: Managing Windows Server 2003 Systems
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