1 Computer <

2 Keyboard <

3 Screen <

4 Mouse <

5 Internet <

6 Email <

7 Windows 8 <

8 Pictures <

9 MS Word

10 Craigslist <

11 Function Keys <

12 Shortcut keys <

13 Advanced <

ADVANCED Topics:

1 Making a web page <
2 Security <
3 Hacking <

INTRODUCTION


Using the computer, some places you will go everyday, some only
occasionally and some only once. It's kind of a game, or puzzle.
How do I get to where I want to go and how do I do what I want to do,
when I get there?




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What you're going to learn


View the source code <

Right-click <

Programs/files/settings <

Text editor <

Hover

Taskbar

Icon v name

Start menu

Desktop

Gadgets

Thumbnails

Window/panes

Recycle bin

Jump list

Double-click title bar to maximize

Right-click taskbar, choose
show windows side-by-side

F1 = Help

Windows 7 help web site

Trouble shooter

Menus

Right-click, new

Address bar

Search box

Double-click

Where do you save

Printer software

Toolbar

Program to open file






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File extension associates program

Shortcuts

Drag favicon to desktop

Folders

Links, address, search

Tools, popup blockers

Page save-as at toolbar

Windows Live(mail)

Home page

User name

Display name

To button

Options/spell check

Favorites bar

Favorites list

History

Tools/internet options

Control panel

Right-click desktop for modifications

Set as background

Download v install

Right-click


Right-clicking is clicking the right mouse button. Done while
hovering over an element in the page or various areas
in the screen, including the blank area of the desktop.

See:

     Definition







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Programs/files/settings


Programs, files and settings are the basic platforms to perform
all the functions available from the computer. Programs perform
the functions necessary to work the operations the users make,
such as text editing and video playing. An example of a program
to perform text editing is Microsoft Word. YouTube plays videos.
Facebook is a social network.


See:

     What is an Application?







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