Hi David,

Thanks for the email, yep it's a shame the first letter navagation  has gone
as it was a good feature.  The info you supplied in your email was really
helpful though and definitly makes navagating the all apps window easier, so
thanks for that.  I'll do a feedback  submission to Microsoft  too, whether
it will ever get changed is another thing, but I guess the more they hear
people want the feature the more likely we are to see it reappear.

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Jfw [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of David Bailes
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Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 6:30 PM
To: jfw
Cc: David Bailes
Subject: Re: Windows 10 and All apps window

Hi Paul,
Unfortunately you can't use the first letter in the list of all apps, and I
don't know of any setting. I don't know why this is the case, and have
provided feedback to Microsoft on this issue.
You can use page up/down to jump in bigger steps.
The closest thing to first letter navigation is the following.
The list of apps is arranged alphabetically, and in addition it is grouped
by the first letter of the items, and this letter appears as a heading
before the items starting with that letter.
When you select items in the list using up and down arrow, home/end, page
up/down, these headings are ignored.
However if you press tab, you're moved to the heading for the group. You can
then use up/down arrow and home/end to move through these headings. You can
then press shift+tab you move to the first item in that group.

Maybe Microsoft will put this right one day,
David.

original message:
Hi, 



So just a quick windows 10 question.  So in windows  10 the 'all programs ' 
option in the start menu has  changed to   the 'all apps'  option. However 
in windows 7 and older versions  when in the all programs/apps  window you 
could either use the arrow keys to move up and down or type the first letter

of the program you wanted   and it would  then take you to programs  of 
which  ever  letter you pressed, so for example pressing J would take you to

the jaws program. In windows 10 although you can still move about with the 
arrow keys  you can't seem  to go to a program by typing its first letter. 
Does anyone know is there a setting  that I can change  in windows  10  so I

can use first letter navigation to get round in the all apps window? 



Paul

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