An easiest way to retrieve a group

for people who do not understand Windows illogical interface :-)

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Hi There,

As I try to learn how to use Windows to newbies, I notice that a lot ot things are quite illogical... 

Groupy could really symplify the management of windows (that create confusion). But it's missing the point when we need to re-open a saved group.

What could be improved : 

- a "big" button on the desk and/or taskbar in order to re-open groups of windows we created (just in one click)

For now, the shortcut that Groupy creates in Roaming/Mircrosoft/Windows/StartMenu/SavedGroup doesn't appear in the start menu... So we must open a new window and we have to go to "saved group" and a new ... window (!) with saved groups covers the previous one (... just has Windows thinks its ergonomy)...

 

Thanks
Franck

 

 

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

Hello

You can always set that saved group to have a shortcut on your desktop. Or if you have Start10 you can have it pin to Start10 menu.

Thank you,

 

Basj,

Stardock Community Assistant

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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top

You will need to go to Saved Groups-> Manage saved groups. That will open that windows that I have on my first Screenshot. Right Click on the group of your choice and you should have what shown on my first Screenshot.

Thank you,

 

Basj,

Stardock Community Assistant

Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top

Ok. Thanks. I did this before.

But that shows it's not super easy for a person who try to learn how to use a computer (that is my concern here and I think your software could be a very good one to help those people).

An other question : is it possible to save the "evolution" of a group (when you add a new window in it for example) ?

Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting contact237, reply 4

An other question : is it possible to save the "evolution" of a group (when you add a new window in it for example) ?
End of contact237's quote

Not that I know of at this moment.

Thank you,

 

Basj,

Stardock Community Assistant