MigdalorGuy

This is a significant catch, and one I'm surprised no on e else has discovered as of yet. I would love to see someone from EN respond and explain how this decision was made. It does not seem to fit with what DConnet said: " Some options that make no sense in the Store have been removed - for instance check-for-updates...Other than that, I'm not aware of any other differences. (And I'm who storified it)" Hmmmm.

Now THAT was a useful reply. Thank, you, dconnet. That's exactly what I was looking for. And one last question: Just installing the WinStore version will replace my existing desktop version, utilizing same file locations, etc, so there's no clean-up necessary and no duplicated files?

Not until I see the word "identical" will I be certain. "Full-featured" is NOT as definitive. Witness what was written above about the Mac version.

Does anyone from EN actually read these?

I've carefully read through that material, and there is NO CLEAR INDICATION that the app version and the desktop version are identical. In fact, it almost seems worded to deliberately avoid saying that. (As we know that the feature set varies from one OS/platform to another, it would not surprise m if there were some differences here.) We need a FAQ that either states categorically that the feature set is identical, or does a complete feature by feature checklist comparing the dekstop and Win10 app version before I am willing to believe they are identical.

I am a premium user, who uses EN on, among other platforms, my laptop now running Windows 10 (updated from Win 7.) The version shows 6.2.4.3244 (303244) Public as the version. My question is, is there any purpose to downloading the version now available from the Windows Store? Are there any functional differences between those versions? Will it allow me to create an EN tile? I am reluctant to download and install the version from the Windows Store until I am sure there is a valid reason to and I won't lose any features (and perhaps gain some.)