How to pin a Microsoft To Do list to the Start menu on Windows 10
You can pin your favorite Microsoft To Do list to the Start menu and here's how you do this on Windows 10.
What is Microsoft To Do on Windows 10?
On Windows 10, Microsoft To Do is a task management system that you can use to create, organize, and track all your tasks.
Microsoft To Do is a useful task management systemBesides all the useful features, the app also makes it easy to keep up with your tasks and quickly navigate to a specific list, with the ability to pin one or more lists to the Windows 10 Start menu. .
In this tutorial, you'll learn the steps to quickly pin your favorite Microsoft To Do list to the Start menu on Windows 10.
How to pin a Microsoft To Do list to the Start menu
To pin a Microsoft To Do list to the Start menu, follow these steps:
1. Open Microsoft To Do .
2. Right-click the list of tasks and select the Pin to Start option .
Right-click on the task list and select the Pin to Start option3. Click the Yes button .
4. Open Start.
5. Click and drag the Microsoft To Do list to the desired location.
6. Right-click on the title, select the Resize menu and select the Large option .
Right-click on the title, select the Resize menu and choose the Large optionWhen you complete the steps, you get quick access to the Microsoft To Do list and glance at the tasks you need at a glance.
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