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Originally Posted by danwdoo
The "grouping" he was referring to in Windows 7 was clearly folders, which is nothing like the "grouping" you are referring to in Windows 8. In Windows 7, you could put lesser used programs (or even folders) in parent folders to keep them out of the way of the apps you use more often. Groups in Windows 8 don't offer anything resembling that. Every group you add to the Windows 8 start screen actually makes the start screen use more space, which is the exact opposite of folders in Windows 7.
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You can send the lesser used apps and folders to the end on the screen under it's very own grouping.