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1 Getting to Know Your Desktop Icons, Taskbar, Workspace, Window, Notifications, Start and Search

2 What is the Desktop?  The desktop is the work space that appears on your monitor when the PC is running  The desktop includes:  A background pattern or picture that can be customized for each user  A set of icons representing the various programs and apps installed on the PC (“shortcuts”)  A taskbar that displays icons for the apps you use most frequently  A notification area that indicates which apps/programs are currently active on the PC, and the time & date

3 Icons – small pictures that represent Apps or Programs DESKTOP

4 Taskbar – quick access to frequently used apps Notification area shows active apps and processes

5 Looking More Closely… The Taskbar (along the bottom of the desktop from the left) The Notification Area(along the bottom of the desktop on the right)

6 START – Gives access to all content on the PC. START MENU

7 Access to areas of the computer ```````````` Apps YOU pin here for easy access Apps the PC puts here because you’re using it a lot! Search Bar Shut Down Menu

8 Click – vs.- Double Click – vs. Right Click  To open an app from the desktop DOUBLE CLICK the ICON (not the words!)  To open an app from the taskbar CLICK the ICON  To open a menu of options for an item RIGHT CLICK on the item

9 Files – vs. - Folders  Files are individual documents or graphics created in apps or imported from a compatible source  Folders contain a group of files, usually of similar topics, types, or content


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