Windows XP Tips

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More Windows Tips. 9. To move a file or folder. 10. To copy the window or screen contents. 11. Protecting Your Internet Connection. 12. Windows XP and Word …

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Windows XP Introduction
Windows XP Tutorial
2003/Rev. November 2004
Resources /Constance McAvoy
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Revised November 2004
Sections:
1. The Windows Environment
2. Windows Tips
3. Shortcuts to Files and Folders
4. Favorite Windows keystrokes
5. Set Views for folders
6. Set View for Items in ALL folders
7. Help in Windows
8. More Windows Tips
9. To move a file or folder
10. To copy the window or screen contents
11. Protecting Your Internet Connection
12. Windows XP and Word Online SupportWindows XP Tutorial
2003/Rev. November 2004
Resources /Constance McAvoy
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.. 1. The Windows Environment
The Windows environment has three main components. Use the Windows XP help and support tutorials, listed below, for an overview of Windows XP components.
Desktop
?Go to Start Menu / Click Help and Support / type Desktop in the search box / in Overviews, Articles, and Tutorials section, click on Personalizing Your Workspace.
Note: The Menu bar must be set to classic mode for JAWS users. Right click on the Start Menu, go to Properties, click Start Menu Tab, click the Classic Start Menu button, click Apply. Remember to set all folders to List view for JAWS users. See Set Views for All Folders section of this document.
Taskbar and Start Menu
?Go to Start Menu / Click Help and Support / type Desktop in the search box / in Overviews, Articles, and Tutorials section, click on What’s new on your Desktop.
Start Menu Overview
Clicking Start displays a menu that lets you easily access the most useful items on your computer. You can click Help and Support to learn how to use Windows, obtain troubleshooting information, receive…