Start Menu Commands what is start Menu Commands?

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Start menu                            Commands:> 

> My Documents

Used to open my Documents folder, where you can access /store /manipulate your letters, reports, documents and other documents.

 > My music

Open music folder, where you can store music files and other audio files.

> My pictures

Open my picture folder, where you can store digital photos, images and graphic files. 

> My computer 

Gives access and information about all the storage Disks, SSD, Hardware and other devices connected to your system. 

> Control panel

Provide options to customize the appearance and functionality of your system add or remove programs, setup network connection, setup user account, setup printer and other hardware.

> Set program Access and Defaults

Used to allow the user to interact with the default programs and applications like web Browsing and desktop application.

> Connect to

Used to connect to the internet.

> Printers and faxes

Used to show installed Printers and faxes and also adds new printer and faxes.

> Help and supports 

Provides Help Topics Tutorial, Troubleshooting and other support services.

> My Recent Documents

This menu item is used list fifteen current documents/any files, which has been opened or user has access them.

> Search

Used to search different files or folders, computers and users through different options provide by this application.

> Run 

Used to open/run a program and open folder documents or websites.

> Log off 

Provide options to close your running program and logging off or leaving your program running and switching to another user. 

> Turn off computer

Provides options for turning off or restarting your computer or for activation stand By.





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