StartDrive adds a folder to your Start button and lets you easily add shortcuts to directories on your hard drive.
With StartDrive, you can easily open a specific directory from the Start button.
Using StartDrive:
The easiest way is to Right click on any folder in Windows Explorer...then pick the "Add to StartDrive" item.
StartDrive Window:
StartDrive also has a window that displays a tree of your hard drive and other information so you may add items.
Should be pretty self-explanitory. Most options will affect any new StartDrive items you create, but old ones will not
be updated. (Something for version 2?)
Deleting all (or some) StartDrive items:
Right click on the "Start" button in Windows, then pick Open.
You may delete the StartDrive item from there, or browse down to delete any sub-items it contains.
Using StartDrive with Windows95:
If you have Windows95, you will need StartDrive 1.0.5 or higher. If you've used StartDrive 1.0, you may
need to delete the StartDrive menu item before StartDrive will add items correctly. (See above for info about deleting.)
Differences:
When using Windows95, the items added to the Start button may take several seconds to appear.
Windows95 does not seem to support the "customized" icons in the Start menu, so StartDrive will show
the normal folder icons.