Windows Desktop Organization

Some of us may have desktops cluttered up with too many icons. When we want to load a program, we may have difficulties in locating the icon for the program. And so, I suggest that whenever we create a shortcut to the program, we should be allowed to create the shortcut into a group folder directly. Only icons for the group folders should be allowed on the desktop. And so, the desktop will only have icons with titles like Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Banking, Internet, etc. In this way, the desktop will be less crowded. If I, for example, want to word process something, all I have to do is to click on the word processing icon to load the word processing folder. I then click on the program icon in the folder to load the word processing program I want to use. Yes, with Windows, we can do such thing, but we have to create the group folder first, create the icon for the folder (optional), and move the program icon into the folder to achieve this. However, it will be nicer if there are already predefined group folders for the common things we do on our PC, and we can create shortcut icons directly into the folders. When we right click, we will have the option "create shortcut in", instead of just "create shorcut" or "send to desktop". And so, when we select "create shortcut in", a new window with icons for the folders will be loaded. All we have to do is to click on the icon we want, and automatically the shortcut icon will be created in that folder.