Why is it that to stop Windows 98, you have to click on "Start"?

Question

Its Kinda Of werid Question But Im Dying for The answer

Answer 1

Life is full of "oxymorons...."

"Jumbo-shrimp"

The big man who is called "Tiny."

Answer 2

You don't really NEED to click on start. It's just the most convenient button, since it's the master menu that gives access to all the programs and controls.

Technically though, there are several ways of doing things -- including shutting down. You can try pressing ALT-F4 on your keyboard with all windows closed, for instance. Or even pressing CTRL-ALT-DEL and shutting down that way.

Answer 3

Its OK I've emailed Bill Gates with your question and he said he would bring it up at the next board meeting. So keep a look out, maybe the change will be in vista

Answer 4

That's an arbitrary feature of the graphical user interface. You could add an additional icon, but isn't there enough clutter on your computer screen already? I think of it this way: when I want to turn off my car engine, I turn the same key that I turned when I wanted to start the car.

Answer 5

because of the fact the 'pooter' wizards that write the programmes are on a distinctive planet to basic people who use 'pooters ', its approximately time once you are able to desire to easily sort training in basic on a daily basis language and the 'pooter' substitute into sensible adequate to answer a command . I.E. Print/reproduction/locate?/visit website ?/ extremely than the person having to benefit' pooter' communicate .I.E. ctrl plus+. F6 plus shift .etc.