The right solution for replacing the Windows 10 menu
OrdinarySoft is releasing the alternative solution for replacing the Windows 10 menu. Start Menu 10 uses unique interface solutions such as virtual groups and one-click launch. Based on a decade of experience in developing alternative menus.
- (1888PressRelease) August 11, 2015 - Ukraine, Kiev - the OrdinarySoft is releasing a version of Start Menu 10 for Windows 10.
The new Windows10 reintroduced the Start menu, and access to desktop applications is improved. The new version of Windows forces you to use apps, which take up a huge part of the menu. What's more, the truly necessary folders and applications are virtually inaccessible.
Opening the start menu 10 gives you access to a smart list of popular apps and applications. This list is populated with the applications that you use most often and those that you have launched most recently.
You also have quick access to recently used documents and folders.
OrdinarySoft been producing alternative menus start for more than 10 years and have put a lot of thought into the right solution for you. Thanks to our innovative interface solutions, you'll be able to enjoy working with Windows 10.
What makes Menu Start 10 really special is the customizable list of folders and applications. You can add any of 25 system folders or any folder of your own to this list. This gives you easy access to anywhere on your computer directly from the menu.
Virtual groups and one-click launch provide even greater possibilities. Timer-based delayed shutdown and lots of other unique features.
Start Menu 10 uses the screen more economically and easy use of touchscreen devices.
The free version of Start Menu 10 installs a Start Menu in Windows 10 that is much more powerful than competitive Windows 8 programs that simply restore the Start Menu. The freeware version lets users move their favorite programs into predefined categories so they can be located and launched more quickly.
http://www.startmenu10.com
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