Just installed Windows 7

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"Create a folder on your desktop called networking programs or files, and drag the icons for those files or programs in there. You can then create a new toolbar by right clicking on the taskbar, go to toolbars, and add new toolbar. From there, simply point to your folder on your desktop and the appropriate files will show up in your taskbar. It's not pretty, but it works."

I already have network and connect to on my start menu. By doing the above all it does is link to the folder with the shortcuts in...a shortcut to a shortcut. What the hell are Microsoft thinking not allowing simple shortcuts to network locations on the start menu?

Easiest way i can find at the moment is to have a folder just above the start menu called start menu. In this folder are links to network files
 
Im not most people. Why would MS disable something as simple as dragging network items onto the start menu.

Where do 'most people' have their file links? To me it seems the easiest place, lower right of screen > click > rough notepad file for notes, click
 
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