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WINDOWSPart 1 – Start Up Basics
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Using the Computer
• Cold Boot – Turning on the Computer
• Warm Boot– Logging on the Computer
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Use the Mouse
• Mouse – a hand-held device that you use to interact with the computer
• Input device used to:
1. Point
2. Make selections
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Mouse Techniques1. Pointing – moving the mouse to position
the mouse pointer over an item
2. Clicking – pressing the left button
3. Double-clicking – pressing the left button twice quickly
4. Dragging – point to an item, press & hold the left button, move the mouse to a new location then release the button
5. Right-clicking – point to a item, press the right button
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Your Desktop
Taskbar
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Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Allows you to interact with the software using graphics & visual images such as icons
• Controls how you enter data and instructions and how the screen displays information
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Icon(GUI)
Start Button
Quick Launch Buttons
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Icons and WindowsIcons IconsWindows
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Displaying the Start MenuDisplaying the Start Menu
Cascading Menu
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Adding an Icon to the Desktop
• Click the Start button, point to My Computer on the Start menu, and click the right mouse button
• Click Show on Desktop on the shortcut menu
• Click an open area on the desktop to close the start menu
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Starting A New Document
• Start the program (a new document will usually start automatically)
• Within a program:– Select the New command on the File menu
or under the Microsoft Office Button
– Click the New icon, usually the first icon to the left on the standard toolbar
– Use the keyboard shortcut for the New command (usually Control + N)
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Saving A Document
• Saving – places a copy of a document in one of the computer’s disk drives
• May be saved in: – Hard (internal) disk of the computer– Removable medium
• CD ROM, Flash drive, or server (internal) disk
• This document will not be erased when your computer is shut down or you log off
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Steps To Save A Document
• On the Tool Bar, click on the Office Button
• Highlight ‘Save as’ and then select ‘97-2003’
• This will save the file in Compatibility Mode as a .doc instead of a .dox
• The first time you save, the Save As dialog box appears & asks you where to save– “Save in ____”
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My Computer
Shows all drives in your computer
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Where To Save
• “C” – Hard drive• “A” – 3.5” disk drive • “D” – DVD/CD-RW drive• “H” – server is usually
(your folder size is 75 megabytes)
• Other drive letters vary• Removable disk or flash
drive must be inserted into the disk drive or USB port
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Plugging a USB Flash Drive into a USB Port
•Plug the USB flash drive into a USB port on the computer
•Click on My Computer to open flash drive
•Locate device under removable storage
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DELETING FILES• Permanently deleted
– From Server (H drive)– From Floppy Disk/FlashDrive
• File goes to Recycle Bin– From Hard Drive (C)– Can be recovered or permanently deleted
• Recycle Bin – can reverse the delete by restore files
• Empty Recycle Bin – permanently deletes files
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CLIPBOARD
• Clipboard – where text, images, etc. go when you copy or cut them until you paste them
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Keying Text
• Insertion point - the flashing line
– When typing, text is entered to left of the insertion point
• To erase an error to the left, use your backspace key.
• To erase an error to the right, use your delete key.
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FONTS
• Font size - measured in points
• Serif fonts – have feet (Times New Roman)
– This is Times New Roman• Sans Serif fonts – without feet (Arial)
– This is Arial
• TrueType fonts – scalable (can be sized)
12345678910111213141516171819202122
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Logging Off from the Computer
• Click the Start button on the taskbar and then point to Log Off on the Start menu
• Click Log Off• Point to the Log Off
button in the Log Off Windows dialog box
• Click the Log Off button
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Shutting Down the Computer
• Point to the Turn off computer link on the Welcome screen
• Click Turn off computer
• Point to the Turn Off button in the Turn off computer dialog box
• Click the Turn Off button