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Windows Phone 7 : Pinning a Favorite Place to Start

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You can pin places or businesses you love to your Start screen so that you can call or map them with a tap.

1. Pin a Place

  1. In Maps, tap a pushpin on the map.

  2. Tap Pin.

  3. To see this location in the future, find its tile on the Start screen and tap it.
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