Quick Launch Icon Order

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After loosing connectivity to the network (where the quick
launch icons are stored under Application Data), the order
of the icons changes. Don't see any registry settings for
this. Any way to reset the order to the original besides
deleting and recreating the profile? Thanks.

 

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On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 09:12:44 -0700, "Randy Faulkner" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

>After loosing connectivity to the network (where the quick
>launch icons are stored under Application Data), the order
>of the icons changes. Don't see any registry settings for
>this. Any way to reset the order to the original besides
>deleting and recreating the profile? Thanks.

Just left-click on the icon i QL that you wish to move and drag it!

Lars

 

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Lars: The issue is for our entire network of 75
workstations, so that solution is not really an option.

>-----Original Message-----
>On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 09:12:44 -0700, "Randy Faulkner"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
>wrote:
>
>>After loosing connectivity to the network (where the
quick
>>launch icons are stored under Application Data), the
order
>>of the icons changes. Don't see any registry settings
for
>>this. Any way to reset the order to the original
besides
>>deleting and recreating the profile? Thanks.
>
>Just left-click on the icon i QL that you wish to move
and drag it!
>
>Lars
>.
>

 

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By naming the links sequentially I was able to have the
links sort properly after a connection was lost (i.e.,
01 - Word, 02 - Outlook, etc.)

>-----Original Message-----
>After loosing connectivity to the network (where the
quick
>launch icons are stored under Application Data), the
order
>of the icons changes. Don't see any registry settings
for
>this. Any way to reset the order to the original
besides
>deleting and recreating the profile? Thanks.
>.
>