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"Dilithium Computing Pty Ltd" <dilithium@dilithium.com.au> wrote:

>Yes it does actually.  This is most likely a reference to Windows (version
>not specified) ability to learn (remember) which menu options you use most
>often and hide the others from view presenting you with a custom menu
>display tailored to your typical usage pattern (the menu can still be easily
>expanded again for all options).
>Office 2000 was the first time this little toy was implemented, it is also
>in Windows 2000, can't remember about 98, but probably will be in
>Millennium.

Here's a quote from the original post (above):  
>So that when it crashes, it can somehow diagnose the cause,
>and try not to do it again
The subject has nothing to do with the Windows menu system.  
Bye, 
LShaping