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Andrew B. · 05-29-2023, 07:14 AM

I have a new Windows 11 computer and I see no need to get a third party start menu. The photos in the Win 11 articles don't tell the whole story.
First, the icon window is scrollable. Meaning it holds more icons than it seems. The icons can be dragged to move them or group them. Next, the Win 10 alpha list interface is still there. It supports folders and includes a method for moving directly to any alpha letter group. Last, right-clicking the start button brings up a clickable list of administrative tools.

And there are other features, but the above are the basics I hoped for.

05-29-2023, 07:14 AM	#1
Andrew B. Staff Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 4,351	Win11 Start Menu I have a new Windows 11 computer and I see no need to get a third party start menu. The photos in the Win 11 articles don't tell the whole story. First, the icon window is scrollable. Meaning it holds more icons than it seems. The icons can be dragged to move them or group them. Next, the Win 10 alpha list interface is still there. It supports folders and includes a method for moving directly to any alpha letter group. Last, right-clicking the start button brings up a clickable list of administrative tools. And there are other features, but the above are the basics I hoped for. __________________ fallberry.com Last edited by Andrew B.; 05-29-2023 at 02:00 PM.

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