A button on the Taskbar that you use to start programs, find files, access Windows Help and more. | | TUVWXYZ | Taskbar A bar at the bottom of the screen that contains the Start button and shows which programs are running
In Windows, most programs can be executed from the small rectangular button labeled Start. The Start button is generally located in the lower left of the gray Taskbar along the bottom of the desktop. It also gives access to several computer settings.
The button in the task bar that you click on to display the Start menu.
The command button at the extreme bottom left of your screen.
The button in the corner of your screen where you begin working. Clicking the Start button brings up the Start menu.
A button that is normally found in the bottom left-hand corner of a Windows 95 desktop screen. The Start button provides a convenient route to the programs and files stored on your computer. The Start button has categories for Programs, Accessories, Settings and recently accessed documents
A button on the lefthand end (usually) of the Taskbar in most versions of Windows, which you click on to display the Start Menu.
The start button is only found in Microsoft Windows, it's located in the bottom toolbar on the left hand side. The Start button is used to open Windows main menu.
The button in the lower left corner of the computer screen that, when clicked on, provides access to all the programs on the computer.