Install the app, and click the “Open” button to get started. The free trial has all the features of the full version and will work for as long as you need it to, however you’ll only be able to pin a maximum of four tiles at a time unless you upgrade. Pin More comes in two flavors: the free trial, and the paid version which costs $2.99. Next type “Pin More” into the search bar, and you’ll be taken to the application’s main page.
Begin by opening up your Start menu, and selecting the Store from the highlighted tile (this may look different in your personal setup). To start, you’ll need to install the application Pin More from the Windows Store. But for those who still see utility in the live tiles feature, you can create live tiles from some of your favorite games that display information on your achievements and the amount of time you’ve played. And it’s an easy feature to overlook.Since its launch, the refreshed Start menu has been a divisive part of Windows 10. But if you use live tiles, it can be really handy seeing messages separated like this. Just right-click the folder, choose “Pin to Start,” and new messages delivered to that folder will appear in their very own live tile. Yes, it’s a simple trick. You can also pin any folder in the Mail app to your Start menu in the same way.
If you look at your Start menu, you should now see an additional live tile representing that account. Just right-click the account in the main Mail window and choose “Pin to Start” from the context menu. Once you’ve got your accounts set up, creating a new live tile for an additional account is a snap.
If you need to set up an additional account, just click the Settings button (the gear icon), head to Manage Accounts > Add Account, and follow the onscreen steps. We’re going to assume you’ve already got multiple accounts set up in your Mail app. RELATED: How to Set Up and Customize Email Accounts in Windows 10 You can even create separate live tiles for folders you create in the app. Assuming you’ve got multiple accounts set up, you can also create a live tile on your Start menu for each account. The Mail app in Windows 10 is surprisingly robust, supporting multiple accounts and multiple services like Outlook, Gmail, Exchange, and of course POP3 and IMAP.
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