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Old 01-02-2003, 11:48 PM   #1
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Disable Documents on start menu????

I got asked this interesting question the other day regarding the Documents thing on the Windows start menu.
When you click on it, it expands and shows you the recent documents that you have opened on your computer. The question is, can you disable this so it does not show the documents you have opened.
I know you can clear this by going to start/settings/taskbar & start menu/advanced and click "clear" but is it possible to disable it all together or is it one of those things that Windows wont allow you to change or delete.
I dont know why anyone would want to disable it really but thought it an interesting point.
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Yes you can - download TweakUI.EXE and install - then configure..
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