Define computer
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The document describes the key components of the desktop interface in Windows, including the desktop screen, Start menu, taskbar, Recycle Bin, My Computer folder, and common editing commands like copy, cut, and paste. It explains that the desktop is the first screen seen after startup and contains shortcuts to folders like My Computer and the Recycle Bin. It also outlines that the Start button opens the Start menu with application options, and the taskbar lists currently open programs and files. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of how the copy, cut, and paste functions work to move or duplicate text within and between documents.
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Define computer
- 3. The desktop is the4 very first screen you see after windows starts. There you find the folder : 1. My Computer. 2. Recycle bin. 3. Start menu. 4. Taskbar. 5. Copy. 6. Cut. 7. Past.
- 4. Where you can navigate between the computer’s drives and control panel tools.
- 5. When you delete a file from your computer’s hard drive . It is removed to the folder called (Recycle bin).
- 6. By clicking the START button , in the very bottom-left corner of the screen, a vertical windows will come up with the START MENU. The list of submenu in the pop-up windows let you navigate and select the application you want to run.
- 7. The TASK BAR is the row at the bottom of the windows screen where all currently open applications or files are listed.
- 8. Copy is used when you want to have an area of text from a document twice at the same document or in another document. You first select the area of the text by highlighting it and then press CTRL+C, or go to EDIT MENU and select COPY.
- 9. Cut is used to delete an area of text from a document. You first select the area of the text by highlighting it and then press CTRL+X, or go to EDIT MENU and select CUT.
- 10. PASTE is used to insert an area of text or image in a document by hitting CTRL+V or in the EDIT menu selecting PASTE.
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