Bob Eager wrote
John Williamson wrote
Bob Eager wrote
Tim Streater wrote
Adrian C wrote
Tim Streater wrote
Adrian C wrote
Tim Streater wrote

Minimise, maximise, Task Bar, CTRL-Z, F1, CTRL-Alt-Del, Start, are all OS-specific.

But still there, in some form across all OS's.

Nope.

I've no idea what F1 is supposed to be for, but I can tell you
that my OS has no equivalent to Start or CTRL-Alt-Del.

F1 on most PC applications brings up the Help information
for an application. You have a 'help' key?

Not on this keybaord. SWMBO's has one, but
generally you look in the app's Help menu.

Ctrl-Alt-Del on a PC with Windows is a short cut for starting
task manager, locking, logging out or rebooting the machine.

Not here. And you've forgotten Start.

My Windows system (used rarely) doesn't *have* a Start button.

3.11? It's been there since 'Doze 95. The Start orb in 7
and Vista is just a differently shaped start button.

7. It's not a Start button. It does not have Start on it.

It does actually on the popup label.

It doesn't start the system.

It never did. It does start apps etc tho.