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Customize Windows XPPrevious versions of Windows included the option to have multiple Users,
but Windows XP takes it one step further. When a User customizes their
own space, depending on the change, it only changes their own space.
Some items are still affect the whole system, but some are unique to
you. Below we tell you which are which, and what you can do with them. |
| Start Menu | Determines what you see when you press the start button |
| Customize the Start Menu | Making the Start Menu more friendly |
| Personalize your Login | You aren't stuck with Clipart as an identifier |
| Windows Explorer Display | Showing more information about your files |
| Toolbars | Getting more out of the Taskbar and your system |
| Icons | Setting the size and spacing of icons so they are right for you |
| Change the All Programs Menu | Rearranging the All Programs menu when it gets too large |
| Enable ClearType | ClearType improves font display quality |
| Prevent File Association Changes | Stop applications from changing which program opens your files |
| Search Companion | Customize the Appearance and Behavior of the Search Companion |
| Send To | How to add more "Send To" locations to the context menu |
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