RE: Start Menu - Pictures Button does nothing

"rene" wrote:

> On the right panel of the start menu when I click on the pictures button
> nothing happens. When I look at the pictures button "properties" there is no
> information so there is no link indicated to the pictures folder (which,
> alond with my other data is in partition D: on my HDD). How can I re-link the
> start menu picture button again. I can't do it through properties as there is
> no information here.

Try right clicking on the 'Pictures' link and click 'Properties.' Under the
'Location' tab, you may select a directory.

_Mike

Mike

Thanks but this is my problem, there is no locations tab on the pictures
button and what comes up under properties is all blank.

Regards

"Mike" wrote:

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> "Mike" wrote:
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> >
> > "rene" wrote:
> >
> > > On the right panel of the start menu when I click on the pictures button
> > > nothing happens. When I look at the pictures button "properties" there is no
> > > information so there is no link indicated to the pictures folder (which,
> > > alond with my other data is in partition D: on my HDD). How can I re-link the
> > > start menu picture button again. I can't do it through properties as there is
> > > no information here.
> >
> > Try right clicking on the 'Pictures' link and click 'Properties.' Under the
> > 'Location' tab, you may select a directory.
> >
> > _Mike
>
> My apologies, but I'm going on the assumption that the Locations tab is
> accessible. Best wishes,
>
> _Mike

"Mike" wrote:

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> "rene" wrote:
>
> > On the right panel of the start menu when I click on the pictures button
> > nothing happens. When I look at the pictures button "properties" there is no
> > information so there is no link indicated to the pictures folder (which,
> > alond with my other data is in partition D: on my HDD). How can I re-link the
> > start menu picture button again. I can't do it through properties as there is
> > no information here.
>
> Try right clicking on the 'Pictures' link and click 'Properties.' Under the
> 'Location' tab, you may select a directory.
>
> _Mike

My apologies, but I'm going on the assumption that the Locations tab is
accessible. Best wishes,

_Mike