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Things Your Mother Never Taught You (that every 6-year old already knows)
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Things Your Mother Never Taught You
(that every 6-year old already knows)
Right Click is Your Friend
• Task Bar
• Desktop Appearance
• Shortcuts
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Viewing, arranging, moving Files
• Odds and Ends
Thanks To:
• Alan Gojdics
• Mark Squire
• Lisa Woosley
• Lisa Hales
• Ron Henry
The Mouse
• Mouse pointer– Control Panel
• Mouse– Pointers
» Scheme
The Taskbar
• Taskbar– Start Button– Quick Launch– Open Applications– Notification area– Clock
The Taskbar
• Customizing the Taskbar
– right click or via Control Panel
• Properties– Taskbar
• Hide icons
– Start Menu• Classic or XP• Customize – add or remove files
The Taskbar
• Quick Launch– Drag shortcuts to
• Return to Desktop– Right click on empty taskbar– Show the desktop
• Win2000 – Minimize all windows
Desktop Icons
• Can’t delete:– My Network– Recycle Bin– Internet Explorer
• Add – My Computer
Recycle Bin
• Drag and Drop
• Delete
• Retrievable
• NOT ON K AND O
Desktop Organization
• Icons– Right click on desktop
• Appearance• Arrangement
• Changing– Right Click– Change Icon
• .ico files
Desktop Organization
• Office Toolbar– Programs
• Microsoft Office Tools
– Right click• Customize
– Color– Buttons – add, remove– Shape
• Drag icons
Desktop Organization
• Folders– Right Click– New
• Folder – Name
– Same process for desktop, drive or folder
Shortcuts
• Programs
– Start Menu
• Program Files
– Right Click on program icon
» Create Shortcut
» Click and drag/drop to desktop or Office bar.
Making Shortcuts
• Files
– In document window
• Right Click
• Shortcut
• Drag and drop to Desktop
Making Shortcuts
• Internet Sites
– Go to web site you want to create shortcut for
– Drag icon to desktop
Desktop Appearance
– Display Properties– Right Click on Desktop or click Control Panel
• Themes• Desktop • Screen Saver• Appearance• Settings
Themes
• Windows Standard
• XP
Wallpaper & Screensavers
– MS preloaded– Any graphics file on your computer
• Screensavers– MS preloaded– My Pictures slide show
Graphic Sources
• Sources for Wallpaper, Pictures– Scan photos– Copy from Internet– Create art
Graphics
Copying a picture from the Internet
Locate image on pagePlace mouse button over image
Right clickSave picture as ORSet as background (automatic)
Copying pictures
Creating Wallpaper
• Wallpaper– Center– Stretch– Tiling
Appearance and Settings
• Appearance– Color schemes
• Settings– Screen Resolution
• 800x600 common• 1024/768 better
Sounds
• Control Panel• Sounds and Multimedia
– Sounds– Event– Mail Beep– Browse - any sound file– Sources
Internet
Keyboard Shortcuts
• Within Programs– Win key + M – Go to desktop– Win Key + M + Shift – Go back to program– Win Key+ E – Win Explorer– Alt + Tab - shifts between applications
Keyboard Shortcuts
• Within Programs– double click title bar – full/half screen– Alt + F4 – close program– Ctrl+ C – copy– Ctrl+ V – paste– Ctrl+X - delete– Ctrl + Z – delete to clipboard
Keyboard Shortcuts
• WORD– Ctrl+F6 – switches between open documents
Mr. Paperclip
• The guy we all love to hate
• Click on help in any office program– Right click on Mr. P
• Hide• Options• Choose• Animate
File Window
• Changing View – Large Icons, Small Icons, List, Details, Thumbnails
• Arrange icons– Name, type, size, date, auto– Or via list page – click on header– Line Up
• Rename File (Desktop also)– Right click
• rename
– Block+F2
Ways to Move Things
• Files and Folders– Left Click, Drag & Drop - moves– CTRL+Drag – makes copy– Shift+Drag – between discs
• Right Click – options depend on item
• Selecting with box, dragging
Finding Lost Files
• Within a Folder– Click Search Icon (Magnifying glass)– Document Name
• searches only within that folder• restrict by date modified
– All Files and Folders– Can specify where to search
Lost Files
• Start Button– Search Icon– File Name– Location – whole drive or folder within
drive
Internet Tips
• Set Home Page– IE
• Tools– Internet Options
» Home page – Enter address» Apply» OK
Internet
• Address Shortcuts (IE only)– Type name.com
• ie cnn.com• For major sites only
– Type name and Ctrl+Enter to fill out address• ie pbs +CTRL+Enter writes http://www.pbs.com
• Does not work with EDU addresses
Internet
• IE– F11 - full screen