The first, Search, allows you to show or hide the
Search entry in the righthand column of the Start menu (discussed
shortly). The second, Search communications, includes email mailboxes
and contacts from the Windows Mail program, and the third,
Search favorites and history, adds Internet Explorer bookmarks and
recently visited web sites to your searches. Turn off the latter two
options to speed up searches made from your Start menu.
The Picture Box
To change the picture, open the User Accounts page in Control Panel
(or just click the picture), and then click Change your picture. There??™s
no way to remove the picture box??”it??™s also used to provide visual feedback
as you hover the mouse over items in the righthand column, as discussed
next??”but you can click Browse for more pictures and then
choose a .bmp, .jpg, or .gif file of a solid color box if you want to deemphasize
it.
You can, however, remove your name from beneath the picture by rightclicking
an empty area of the Start menu, selecting Properties, and then
clicking Customize. Under the Personal folder branch, select Don??™t display
this item, and then click OK.
Righthand column
You have control over everything in the right column, but not directly.
To get rid of any unwanted entries, right-click an empty area of the Start
menu, select Properties, and then click Customize. In the list you??™ll find
each of these items??”there are 15 in all??”interspersed with settings that
affect other aspects of the Start menu.
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