Lesson 8 - Review
Let's take a moment to review:
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| If you wanted to: | You would do it from: |
| Start a program | Start Menu/Programs |
| Change a setting | Control Panel |
| Find a recently opened document | My Documents |
| Shut down your computer | Start Menu/Shutdown |
| Use a MS-DOS prompt | Start/Programs |
| Find the Help screen | Start/Help or Windows Explorer/Help |
| Search for a file or folder | Start/Find or Windows Explorer/Tools |
| Go to the Control Panel | Start/Settings or My Computer |
| Copy a file or folder | My Computer or Windows Explorer |
| Move a file or folder | My Computer or Windows Explorer |
| Get help with Windows* | Start/Help or Windows Explorer/Help |
I have to say it one more time.....it depends on who set up your computer. Everyone has his or her own
ideas about where things should be kept. And folks who are smart enough to set up a computer always figure that their way is best. Now that you know how to move things around, you have more options than to just use the computer that someone
else set up. You might even want to create your own chart like the one above as a reminder of the easiest ways for you to access the programs you care about.
You can move anything you yourself created. If you move a program, be sure you move all the files connected to that program including any shortcuts that program may have.
For help anytime, use the Help screens for Windows*.
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