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Vista Start Menu is the convenient alternative to the plain Start menu you find in Windows XP and Windows Vista. The program uses your cognitive abilities (visual memory, reflexes,etc.); however, while it is easily understandable for beginners, it is also highly efficient for experienced users.
Go ahead and try replacing your Start menu right now! It is safe because Vista Start Menu does not change your system settings, thus making it easy to install, as well as simple to remove

Improved interface
Each detail in Vista Start Menu is well thought-out and the program will allow you to accomplish all your tasks with ease and comfort.

Always ready
Vista Start Menu was designed specifically to make it possible for users to quickly access any information simply by using the keyboard or the mouse.

Features:

The Pro version
One-click launch
Usually, you first have to find the program folder in the menu and then use its submenu to start the program itself. We made it easier! Vista Start Menu will automatically search through the list of folders and decide which program is the main one in each folder!

After that, you will be able to open the menu and click the necessary folder to start the program you need immediately. If you need access to additional files, just wait until the submenu appears. The folder icon will be replaced with the icon of the main application. All this will help you find and start the necessary programs much faster than ever before.

Menu customization
Arrange your menu the way you like it. The easily customized main list will allow you to change the order of items, add new ones, and remove those you do not need. You can easily increase the number of tabs for any menu item by editing their positions and names.

Quick un-install
There are also programs that did not add an uninstall shortcut to their menus, so in the past, you had to open the Control Panel and remove them manually.
We solved this problem too! Just right-click the program you want to uninstall and select Uninstall. This feature works with any shortcuts: in the Start menu, on the desktop or on the Quick Launch bar.

OS : Windows NT/XP/Vista