Everything makes sense to access through the apps themselves. Such as help, info that sort of stuff.
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onyXMaster wrote:
Do not place shortcuts to remove the application in the Start menu. It is not needed because your application’s uninstaller is in the Add or Remove Programs Control Panel item. |
It may not be needed but its quicker to access. Since you don't have to opened up the add/remove and find it then launch the uninstaller.
Where if it is in the start menu just simply go to the start menu and find the shortcut. It takes less steps for the latter. Not to mention that there are apps that do not follow that and do have a shortcut to the uninstallers.
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onyXMaster wrote:
While this is a recommendation, not a restriction, we still feel that it's a good idea to adhere to this spec, especially since we're looking forward to join the Microsoft Windows Logo certification program.
Posted: July 10, 2006 1:28 am |

Stupid things happen to computers for stupid reasons at stupid times!