This highly visual training manual contains six units that cover basic Microsoft Windows 2000 skills. Through instructor-led or self-paced step-by-step instruction, individuals learn how to manage files and folders, customize control panels, and utilize Internet Explorer and exchange mail and news with Windows 2000. Each unit concludes with a concept and skills review, World Wide Web work, and independent challenges, providing individuals with hands-on practice of every skill they learned in the unit.
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978-0-619-01758-3 (9780619017583)
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Unit A: getting started with Windows 2000; starting Windows and viewing the Windows desktop; use the mouse; getting started with the Windows desktop; moving and resizing Windows using menus and toolbars; using scroll bars; using dialog boxes; using Windows help; shutting down Windows. Unit B: working with Windows 2000 programs; starting a program; opening and saving a WordPad document; editing text in WordPad; formatting text in WordPad; using paint; copying data between programs; printing a document; playing a video clip; playing a sound. Unit C: managing files; using my computer; understanding file management; opening and viewing; my computer; viewing folders and files; creating a folder; moving files and folders deleting and restoring files and folders; creating a shortcut to a file; displaying drive information. Unit D: managing folders and files; using Windows Explorer; viewing the Windows Explorer Window; opening and viewing folders in Windows Explorer; changing the Windows Explorer window; creating and renaming folders in Windows Explorer; finding a file; copying and moving a file to a folder; restoring a deleted file; using undo; customizing a folder. Unit E: customizing Windows 2000; using the control panel; customizing the control panel and desktop; changing the desktop background and screen saver settings; changing the desktop colour scheme; setting the date and time; working with fonts; customizing mouse operations; examining system properties; customizing the taskbar; adding an item to the Start Menu.
