02/04/2024 Topic: SyMenu 8.01 sl23	Ok, yeah, when you put it like that, it sounds like a good plan!
25/04/2024 Topic: Who (the hell) are the SyMenu users? sl23	Will that limit backups? eg. I have a main SyMenu on D:/ which is backed up on E:/ But then I have a second version on E:/ for apps not used much, like CCleaner, Minitool Partition Wizard, etc.Which is also backed up. So I have one on D:/ Two on E:/ Those two are also backed up On F:/ And just to be sure, These are also backed up further onto a USB Stick. Seven versions of SyMenu in all, although some are just copies of others as they are merely backups and not new instances. But would that count as more than five? Gets a bit complex looking at it that way. Hopefully the version on D:/ backed up onto E, F and G:/ counts as one installation as it is an exact copy? Same with the other version on E:/ backed up to F and G:/ meaning I actually only have two instances. How would that work exactly?
30/04/2024 Topic: Who (the hell) are the SyMenu users? sl23	How about creating a branch or 2nd profile? Using one main version but having different profiles available? For example, for the two versions on E:/ each would have their own profile. I could copy one to D:/ and have both backed up on F:/ allowing me to then also use a separate version on my laptop. That then gives SyMenu more functionality whilst keeping it tied to a single account and allowing more versatility. Over the years, I have tried several different configurations that suit me and this current setup is the best yet. I really do not want to have all my apps in one SyMenu as It becomes distracting. But, of course, many are very useful in certain circumstances. Anyway, just an idea I thought may help
11/05/2024 Topic: Who (the hell) are the SyMenu users? sl23	Well, if the number of duplications is high enough to allow for circumstances such as mine, then I'm happy for it to stay as is and forget the profile idea. It was just a suggestion to see if that suited your idea of dealing with this issue.
25/07/2024 Topic: Placement on Windows taskbar? sl23	If you go to the SyMenu root folder, drag and drop the SyMenu.exe to the taskbar, doesn't that do what you want?

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