I'm using Google Apps Standard Edition on two different domains. On one of them when I press Add more services, I see the Start Page service which will:Let [domain] users access services from a  central place. Preview inboxes and  calendar events, access essential  content, and search the web`.... but on the other I don't see this Google Service listed. I'm trying to enable it on the one where it doesn't show up.Notes:The Start Page is listed directly underneath Google Services, not under Other services. It's not listed as New! or Labs.I made sure that the important Domain Settings of both sites are exactly the same: Automatically add new services when the become available (enabled), Enable pre-release features (enabled), and Control panel (Next generation).I noticed another difference between the two domain's control panels: on the one with Start Page, it's missing the Domain Names tab under Domain Settings. If I go to the other site's Domain Settings page, I see only one domain listed, since I haven't used this feature.I am logged in as an administrator to both control panels (obviously).The one that has the Start Page option, I created about a week ago. The one without the option, I created about a year ago.With the exception of this one service, they both show the exact same services that can be added or removed.Searching the Google Apps Marketplace for Start Page doesn't return any relevant results.Update: I just logged in today and now I do see the service listed.
Google Start Page Service is missing from Google Apps
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This used to be available, but has been discontinued:Note: The previous Start Page service  was a syndicated version of iGoogle;  it allows you to set up a dynamic  homepage (one start page layout per  domain) for your users that brings  together your content, Google  services, and the best of the web.  Starting on 3 December 2008, the Start  Page is no longer included for new  organizations that sign up for Google  Apps.(From: http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=46798)However, you can now make your own via Google Sites:As a Google Apps administrator, you  can create a Start Page for your  users, using the Google Sites Start  Page template. This page is your  users' homepage, on which they can  access their Google services and other  content -- such as interactive gadgets  and RSS feeds -- when they log in to  their Google Apps accounts.their Google Apps accounts.(From the tutorial: http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=179916