Chapter Two
Using the New Start Menu
In This Chapter
Accessing a list with all your apps
Expanding and minimizing the Start Menu
Pinning apps and files
Moving tiles and shortcuts
Resizing tiles and shortcuts
Naming groups of tiles and shortcuts
Unpinning items from the Start Menu
One of the most important changes in Windows 8 was replacing the Start Menu with the Start screen. Most people didn’t like this change and were very vocal in saying so. As a result, Windows 10 brings the old Start Menu back but in a modified form that mixes the best of Windows 7 and Windows 8. So, if you’re a Windows 7 user, you’ll feel right at home and have no trouble getting up to speed with the new Start Menu. If you use Windows 8 and love the Start screen, the good news is that you can easily set the ...
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