Recent items in Vista

Recent items in Vista is not the list of documents recently used according to the directions for use. He bows only in alphabetical order. Please inform if there are all the settings to change

Right click on taskbar and click on properties and select the start menu and then choose the options under that and you will be able to see the options to enable recent items on the start menu

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Jalari Vincent Riou

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