Handy Start Menu program allows you to get rid of this problem by grouping Start menu applications into categories according to their purpose. Because applications are sorted automatically, the user is not required to do anything in most situations.
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Reviewing 1.40 (Dec 6, 2011)
No visual style customization at all. Uses Windows 2000 default font. Menu always opens to full size with awful transparency covering most of screen, even if there's only one item to display. Automatic dividers in menus have no organizational purpose. Might be promising if it could be modified to actually look like part of the OS instead of a blurry, random disaster.
Reviewing 1.10 Beta (Jan 31, 2011)
This is kinda ridiculous as you can create as many categories as you want within your start menu. Create new folders in your start menu and sort your shortcuts that way. No big deal. Useless program.
Reviewing 1.01 Beta (Sep 23, 2010)
Nice little app.
Just wish I could make my own categories..
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