File Explorer: Difference between revisions

File Explorer was first introduced during [[Windows 95]] development, but did not start out looking like its final design. In early builds, Explorer was named Cabinet, the Taskbar functioned as a folder, and the unified Start Menu was not present, instead divided into three separate menus, each providing a portion of the final functionality. The first menu — denoted by the Windows logo — acted as a system menu where applications could be accessed via the 'Run' dialog, as well as the options to manipulate windows and shutdown Windows. The second menu — denoted by a magnifying glass with an eye — provided Windows Search-like functionality. The last menu was the 'Help' menu where the Windows documentation and basic system information could be accessed.