Rebooting to windows

In Suse 9.3 there used to be a reboot dialog where you could choose
which one of the grub booting options you would like to reboot to. If
you eg. chose "Windows" it would automatically reboot to Windows without
stopping at the grub bootloader screen.

Now I can't see such an option anymore. Now if I want to boot to
windows I have to reboot and wait for the grub screen to appear and then
manually select Windows.

Is there any way of getting that old functionality back?
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