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Figure 1-4. Here it is, the famous Start menu.
It generally comes in three columns: the skinny places column at far left, the primary apps list in the
center, and the tiles area at right, which is yours to customize.
Start Menu: The Places List
Ever since Microsoft completely fouled up the works in Windows 8, it’s
been trying to perfect the Start menu. And starting in 2017, it added yet
another twist: a skinny mini-column at the far left. It begins life with only a
few icons—here’s a rundown.
