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Start Menu   The Start Menu button had a monumental change from
XP to Vista: the "Start" text was removed and the Start Button
"orb" was created. That orb has been tweaked in Windows 7, and
the above screenshot shows that Microsoft has opted for a more
vibrant look between build 7000 and build 7100. From top to
bottom, the different buttons are based on how you are
interacting with the orb: normal, mouseover, and clicked.
Above is the Start Menu as you first see when you install
Windows 7. Below I've listed the icons as they appear from top
to bottom.    • Build 7100: Getting Started, Windows Media
Center, Calculator, Sticky Notes, Snipping Tool, Paint, Remote
Desktop Connection, Magnifier, and Solitaire  In the Getting
Started menu option, "Learn about Windows 7" is now "Discover
Windows 7" and "Discover" has been removed.  Microsoft has
decided to move Computer up a group, putting it together with
Games. Also, Devices and Printers has swapped pla