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Snowflake
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this is a useful discussion
The shift/right-click displays a "pin to start menu" for files, but not for shortcuts.
Now, this maye be a stupid question, but I'm trying to drag/drop a shortcut to the Start Menu, but it won't let me release it there unless I'm floating over another directory. How do I drop something directly in the Start Menu? Edit: Nevermind. I can drop documents in the upper-left-hand area where applications are displayed.
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