Inability to remove Vista Start Search

For those of us who have, for years, been accustomed to accessing the start
menu from the keyboard, not being able to remove the Start Search box from
the start menu is very annoying. When I hit the Windows key and start typing
letters, I want to access the menu items themselves, I don't want to perform
a search for items on the start menu. Please add the ability to remove the
Start Search box from the start menu.

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I Just Clicked I Disagree, Just FYI. P.S. Windows Vista Service Pack One Will
Contain No New Features In It (Unlike Windows XP Service Pack 2, Which Added
Hundreds Of New Fatures To It), So If Your Looking For New Features In The
Microsoft Operating System, Windows Vista Service Pack One Is Not The Way To
Go, Just FYI. Instead What You Are Most Likely Looking For Is Windows Server
2008 Release Candidate 0, Which Is Much More Advanced, More Stable, And More
Relieable than Windows Vista RTM, Just FYI.

"gilligan" wrote:
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> For those of us who have, for years, been accustomed to accessing the start
> menu from the keyboard, not being able to remove the Start Search box from
> the start menu is very annoying. When I hit the Windows key and start typing
> letters, I want to access the menu items themselves, I don't want to perform
> a search for items on the start menu. Please add the ability to remove the
> Start Search box from the start menu.
>
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I am afraid I also have disagreed - I use the mouse as my primary nav
aid


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uhaligani

 

well i often do, you can easily do it with just one more keystroke: key up,
or down, or left, or right, or tab... once the focus is out of the search
box you can access the menu by typing the letters exactly as before

however if you want to navigate through the installed programs making a
search may be faster actually

 

Poor Kevin

WASHINGTON - Denying that he did anything wrong and stating emphatically
that "I am gay, realy gay," Sen. Larry Craig asked the people of Idaho on
Tuesday to forgive him for being arrested two months ago in a police sting
in a men's room at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Senator
Craig said he was just trying to meet with vista.general troll Kevin Putzke.

Craig, who was taken into custody on June 11 by a plainclothes officer
investigating reports of lewd conduct in the restroom, said he pleaded
guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in an effort to suppress a story -
pursued by his home-state newspaper - that he has secretly engaged in gay
trysts with Tibery-OS, the vista.general troll who frequents gay
establishments and trolls the forums for gay Senators.

Craig said the story has been following him for nearly a year.

"For eight months leading up to June 11th my family and I had been
relentlessly and viciously harassed by the Idaho Statesman. If you saw the
article today, you know why. Let me be clear: I am not gay. I never have
been gay," Craig said in a news conference in his hometown of Boise.
Kevin Putzke said he also has no comment. Just FYI.

"kevpan815" <kevpan815@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I Just Clicked I Disagree, Just FYI. P.S. Windows Vista Service Pack One
>Will
> Contain No New Features In It (Unlike Windows XP Service Pack 2, Which
> Added
> Hundreds Of New Fatures To It), So If Your Looking For New Features In The
> Microsoft Operating System, Windows Vista Service Pack One Is Not The Way
> To
> Go, Just FYI. Instead What You Are Most Likely Looking For Is Windows
> Server
> 2008 Release Candidate 0, Which Is Much More Advanced, More Stable, And
> More
> Relieable than Windows Vista RTM, Just FYI.
>
> "gilligan" wrote:
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>> For those of us who have, for years, been accustomed to accessing the
>> start
>> menu from the keyboard, not being able to remove the Start Search box
>> from
>> the start menu is very annoying. When I hit the Windows key and start
>> typing
>> letters, I want to access the menu items themselves, I don't want to
>> perform
>> a search for items on the start menu. Please add the ability to remove
>> the
>> Start Search box from the start menu.
>>
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>> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the
>> "I
>> Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
>> this
>> link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and
>> then
>> click "I Agree" in the message pane.
>>
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if you switch to classic menu, wont that solve your problem?



"gilligan" <gilligan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> For those of us who have, for years, been accustomed to accessing the
> start
> menu from the keyboard, not being able to remove the Start Search box from
> the start menu is very annoying. When I hit the Windows key and start
> typing
> letters, I want to access the menu items themselves, I don't want to
> perform
> a search for items on the start menu. Please add the ability to remove
> the
> Start Search box from the start menu.
>
> ----------------
> This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
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I agree that the search box needs to be removed. Using classic menu prevents access to My Computer, which we use alot when other windows are maximized. We don't necessarily want to disable search (although I do), but we NEED to have the search box removed.



Thai Berry \(U.S.\) wrote:

Re: Inability to remove Vista Start Search
06-Oct-07

if you switch to classic menu, wont that solve your problem?



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Don't you have a desktop icon to "Computer"?

"J R" wrote in message news:2009105191046jason.a.raymond.1973@gmail.com...<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
>I agree that the search box needs to be removed. Using classic menu
>prevents access to My Computer, which we use alot when other windows are
>maximized. We don't necessarily want to disable search (although I do),
>but we NEED to have the search box removed.
>
>
>
> Thai Berry (U.S.) wrote:
>
> Re: Inability to remove Vista Start Search
> 06-Oct-07
>
> if you switch to classic menu, wont that solve your problem?
>
>
>
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