Removing Access IBM Shortcut from Start Menu?

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Removing Access IBM Shortcut from Start Menu?

#1 Post by Txiasaeia » Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:28 pm

Anybody know how to remove the access ibm shortcut from the regular start menu? Been searching for a while & can't seem to find out how to do it. Thanks!

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#2 Post by eriqesque » Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:56 pm

Right click the green start button and then select properties
then select customize and then advance tab at the top
the second section start menu items it should be listed in the scroll list uncheck the box. the ok etc..
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#3 Post by selvan777 » Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:33 pm

Txiasaeia,

What or where exactly is the regular start menu that you are referring to?

Strange, nothing but native windows OS items appear in my start menu options. As far as I know no vendor stuff ever installs itself into the lower portion of the right pane of XP's start menu, you have to go out of way with tweaking to get it to show like below the Run... Is that where you are talking about?
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#4 Post by Txiasaeia » Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:19 pm

selvan777 wrote:Txiasaeia,

What or where exactly is the regular start menu that you are referring to?

Strange, nothing but native windows OS items appear in my start menu options. As far as I know no vendor stuff ever installs itself into the lower portion of the right pane of XP's start menu, you have to go out of way with tweaking to get it to show like below the Run... Is that where you are talking about?
And yet, there it is in the lower right hand portion of the start menu. Tried the customize trick, but it's not listed. Arrgh! Thanks for the help, but does anybody else have anything?

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#5 Post by selvan777 » Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:56 pm

have you seen thispost? try the last reply in reverse if you wish.
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#6 Post by jdhurst » Tue Nov 02, 2004 10:43 pm

Consider using the Classic menu, and then (a) you should be able to customize it (I can) and (b) the IBM stuff will not appear in the Windows-only lower left menu. ... JDHurst

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#7 Post by Txiasaeia » Tue Nov 02, 2004 10:55 pm

jdhurst wrote:Consider using the Classic menu, and then (a) you should be able to customize it (I can) and (b) the IBM stuff will not appear in the Windows-only lower left menu. ... JDHurst
Heh... for the past three years I have been using the classic menu, but I've found an incredible winxp theme (Nano w/dark taskbar) that makes good use of the normal menu. Anyway, it doesn't matter on my desktop (not an IBM), but I'd really like to get rid of that icon. I mean hey, come on, if I want to get to access IBM I'll use the big blue button on the keyboard, right ;)

Selvan, I'll see if that post you mentioned does the trick. Thanks!

EDIT: Yep, I deleted the keys that he said to create to make a shortcut, and BOOM, it's gone! THANKS!

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#8 Post by selvan777 » Wed Nov 03, 2004 12:52 am

Great, I'm glad it worked and was able to help.
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