| Introduced with the release of
Microsoft
Windows
95
and included with all future releases of Microsoft Windows
operating system, the Start button allows users to
access their computer programs or configure Microsoft
Windows easily. To the right is different examples of the
start button. The first example is the early Start button
often seen in Windows 95,
98,
NT
4.0,
ME,
and 2003. Second, this start button made a quick appearance
in
Windows XP. Last, this start button, which is just the
Windows logo in a circle is found in Windows
Vista. |
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Also see: Apple menu,
Button, Operating
System
definitions, Push-button
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