 Windows
2000 exercises, Palle Gronbek
64 pages and 300 Illustrations
Free download of this
manual/tutorial
- The opening screen - Dialog box - Starting a program - Writing a
letter - Printing your letter - Saving your letter - What is a file? -
What can I call my files? - Opening a file - Shutting down the computer
- Basic terminology - Desktop elements (objects) - Important objects on
the desktop - Other objects - The Taskbar can do far more - dragging -
Windows - The Title & Menu bars - Working with several windows
simultaneously - Moving between open programs - A right click - Menu
points - I suggest…
- The Mouse - Techniques and training - Are you sitting comfortably?? -
Click - Double click - Right click - Drag - Gymnastics with the mouse -
The window’s size…
- Help - What’s this? - Right click…
- Creating more files - Creating a drawing…
- Working with objects - A right drag - Rename objects - Deleting
objects - Undo delete - Desktop properties
- My computer - How "My computer" is structured
- Explorer - Build up a file structure - The Explorer window - Sorting
objects - The hierarchy in Explorer - Creating folders on the Desktop -
Creating folders in Explorer - Moving files and folders - When moving
does not work - Undoing an action - Copy files and folders - Deleting
folders and files - Copying to other drives - Some tips about selecting
- Find files in Explorer - Find using part of a file name - Quick View -
Configuring Explorer - File types - Starting programs in Explorer - What
do I do next?
- Object properties
- Shortcuts - Shortcuts on the Desktop - Shortcuts in the Start menu - A
Shortcut to a printer - While on the subject of shortcuts…
- Control Panel - Regional settings - Date/time - Mouse
- Passwords - Add new hardware - The system -
Add/Remove programs - Windows programs -
Install/uninstall - Startup disk - Different display options
- What next? - General Windows keys
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