Faster Create a common program menu for your Win7

A lot of people like to drag and drop frequently used programs to the desktop, and their name is "Desktop shortcuts". However, as the usage time increases, this shortcut does not seem to be very fast. There is no classification, no grouping, and the most important thing is that when your desktop is full of windows, it is more difficult to open a shortcut on the desktop than to go to the sky. In fact, in the versatile Win7, this problem is not as difficult as everyone imagined. I will teach you a way to build a “common program” menu for your Win7.

▲ Figure 1 Using the menu to access "Common Programs"

1. Create a folder in a location on your computer (eg “C:\\Common Program & rdquo;).

2. Drag the shortcut icon of the frequently used program to this folder.

▲ Figure 2 Create a "Common Program" folder

3. Right-click on the blank space of the Win7 taskbar and select “Toolbar”→“New Toolbar ”, then navigate to the folder you just created.

▲ Figure 3 Right-click on the taskbar menu

Wait a moment, a convenient and practical “common menu” is set up.

First of all, since the menu is built on the Win7 taskbar, even if you open more windows on the desktop, you can't block it. Secondly, unlike a single desktop shortcut, you can sort the icons in folders by any means as needed. There is also a color head that everyone never thought of, that is, you can create as many menus as you like, each menu is placed with an icon, which is a step faster than the previous folder management, just like …… The picture is like this! 4 how to

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In this article, we talked about the desktop icons, which are the icons of these shortcuts. Some computer-based people’s desktops are estimated to have multiple programs installed, and even throw the documents and so on. Desktop is a bad habit. In addition to being insecure, another hidden danger is that there are too many desktop icons and programs, which will affect the startup speed of the system. Therefore, we recommend that everyone develop good habits.