1. The default menu with tiles.
2. The default menu eliminating all tiles leaving and using just All Apps.
3. Taskbar only.
4. Create and use a Toolbar via the Taskbar. e.g. A folder of shortcuts.
5. Place shortcut icons on your desktop and use those.
6. Use 3rd party customizing software to create some other menu.
7. A combination of the above.
Well, 1st I get me crew together. Then I get me sextant & compass out. Then I look across the sea's of cheese & say "Shove off mates." Then we sail using me maps & compass until we navigate to where we be going. Arrrrr.
I press the Icon that looks like Firefox which opens my start page, I then check our local paper then come here of course to say good morning.
Wikipedia said:
- Arrrr, always useful to have one of these to ring the bells, and dig the ocean burials on a long voyage!
Now you spoiled it! I had this wonderful picture of this guy in a shabby, mud stained black cassock, staggering about the poop deck, sounding six bells, then resting his crossed wrists on the handle of his shovel!
Here's my way of navigating from first choice to last; however, 3 through 5 could be in any order because they're not gonna get used.
1. Create and use a Toolbar via the Taskbar. e.g. A folder of shortcuts: My #1 go to because I've put my most used links there
2. The default menu eliminating all tiles leaving and using just All Apps: This is my second go to when it's not on my Quick Launch Bar
3. The default menu with tiles: Never; tiles are eliminated immediately after installation
4. Taskbar only: Never; nothing goes on my taskbar except what is actively being used
5. Place shortcut icons on your desktop and use those: Never, never, never do I put anything on my desktop. I like it clean!
6. Use 3rd party customizing software to create some other menu: Never found anything that met my requirements.
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. But aye, he would be good at sounding six bells, time to go fetch some grog.
