Pin Microsoft To-Do lists to Windows 10 Start Here is how to pin Microsoft To-Do lists to the Start menu/screen of Windows 10 so that you can view all tasks just by opening the Start screen and every time you open the Start. You can pin one or more To-Do lists to the Start so that you can view your tasks without opening the To-Do app. Luckily, the To-Do app supports pinning task lists to the Start. If you have added one or more tasks to the To-Do app, you might want to see the tasks on the Start so that you can view all pending tasks every time you open the Start menu or Start screen on your Windows 10 PC. Unlike some of the similar apps out there, Microsoft To-Do allows you to attach files to 25 MB to tasks and add notes to tasks. Based on the once very popular Wunderlist app, Microsoft To-Do can make your life a lot easier. Microsoft To-Do is one of the best free task management applications out there for Windows and other operating systems. Otherwise, beta testers can get started with the latest tweaks as the update propagates on Google Play.RECOMMENDED: Download PC Repair tool to quickly find and fix Windows errors automatically If you want to sign up to be a beta tester, you can do so at the Google Play store (opens in new tab). These changes are only shipping out to beta testers right now, but they should make their way to the release version of the app before too long if testing goes well. Beta community link in Settings changed to lead to Microsoft Tech Community.Work profile customers can now get access to their work apps.Font type changed from Segoe UI to Roboto.News tab now supports "Technology" as a news interest.Tasks card now supports "My Day" and "Flagged Emails" from Microsoft To Do.
UX refinements to the Home Screen, Dock and Search widget.Time/Weather widget redesign- Now you can have multiple widgets in multiple sizes in multiple styles for multiple locations! Also check out the updated and more detailed L2 page with hourly and 10 day forecast.Here's the full rundown of what's new, from Microsoft (opens in new tab):
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