All programs that have been excluded by the use of
exclusions are placed to "Excluded" Menu.
The purpose of this menu is to show what programs have been
excluded and why. You can check if your exclusion scheme works correctly or
not. And, in some special cases, you can relaunch an excluded program.
"Excluded" Menu is a submenu of Recent Menu.
Every menu item of this menu contains short string in square brackets after
the name or path of program. This string shows a type and describes a reason
of the exclusion.
Here is an interpretation of string's value:
NonExe - file of the program has no EXE extension
WinFol - the program is situated in Windows folder
SysFol - the program is situated in Windows\System folder (Windows\System32
on Windows NT/2000/XP)
ComFol - the program is situated in Windows\Command folder (on Windows 9x only)
Startup - link to the program is situated in "Startup" folder of Start Menu
of current user
RunKey - link to the program is situated in Run/RunOnce/RunServices keys
of system registry (both in Current User and Local Machine branches)
Floppy - the program is situated on floppy disk
CD-ROM - the program is situated on CD-ROM disk
SysTemp - file of the program has "System" or "Temporary" attributes
Folder - the program is situated in one of user-defined excluded folders
Program - path of program's file fits one of user-defined exclusion masks
Icon - some icon of the program is contained in user-defined list of icons
to exclude
When you click menu's item, you can hold "Shift" button to run adequate application with parameters.
"Customize..." item opens "Excluded" Menu
options" dialog.
See also:
"Excluded" Menu options, Exclusions
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