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Microsoft Windows 7 Basics Microsoft Office 2010 Introductory

Managing Your Computer Windows provides Disk Cleanup, a utility that deletes temporary files created when you surf the Web, watch videos, edit files, or perform other actions. The Action Center provides important messages about critical security and maintenance components on your computer, such as the firewall, antivirus protection, and spyware protection. 2 2

Summary In this lesson, you learned: Starting Windows brings up the desktop, and possibly a prompt to enter a password depending on your settings. Several different versions of Windows 7 are available. A pointing device, such as a mouse, trackball, touch pad, or pointing stick, is a device you use to interact with and navigate your computer. You can use a touch screen to interact with the computer. 3 3

Summary (continued) The desktop is the main work area, and contains access to Windows elements such as files, folders, and programs, all of which are represented by icons. The main features of the desktop are the Start button, Recycle Bin, desktop theme, taskbar, notification area, and gadgets. 4 4

Summary (continued) Windows contains toolbars, controls, or links for a specific function. You can switch between open windows, open different folders by clicking folders in a path on the Address bar, and using the Navigation pane to open and organize folders. 5 5

Summary (continued) Windows can be moved, resized, opened, and closed. If you are unable to display all the contents of a window as it is currently sized, scroll bars appear to allow you to move to the part of the window that you want to view. Windows can be maximized to fill the screen or minimized to appear as a button on the taskbar. You can use toolbars and menus in windows to perform tasks or actions, and input information in dialog boxes. The Control Panel contains searchable links for configuring Windows settings.

Summary (continued) Windows provides several default library folders for storing and organizing files on your computer and for viewing similar files, sharing files, or accessing frequently used files. The Recycle Bin stores files you have deleted from your computer. You can restore deleted files that are placed in the Recycle Bin or delete them permanently from your computer.

Summary (continued) The Windows Help and Support window provides additional information about the many features of Windows. You can access the Help program from Start menu or from any Windows program. Windows provides several utilities you can use to clean up unnecessary files on your computer and check your computer’s security settings.