And my point was one doesn't need to access 'All Apps' unless necessary (i.e. app may not configured to be on the Start Screen)
since the screen scrolls left or right (touch or mouse).


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If not using a touch screen, moving the mouse full left or right scrolls the
start screen in the corresponding direction.



I know, but not quite what I meant.

The "first" start screen you see (when pressing Winkey) is different to the
"all programs" menu you see when you press Winkey, right-click, then press
All Apps.