Modern Resources




    Windows 7
Parts of the Windows Desktop

• Desktop
• Taskbar – Includes
  – Start Button
  – Running Applications
  – Notification Area
Start Menu
•   Windows Search
•   Commonly Used Folders
•   Commonly Used Application
•   Control Panel
•   All Programs
•   My Computer
•   Help and Support
Notification Area
• Includes a clock and a group of icons.
• The icons display the status of a service or application and
  allows you to change some settings.

• Displays pop-ups to notify you about something.




• You can hide icons to reduce clutter.
Jump Lists
From Windows Help:
Windows Snap
• Snap to the left
  and right to make
  a Window take up
  only half the page.

• Snap to the top to
  maximize a
  Window so it takes
  up the full screen.
Working With Files and Folders
•   Files contain information. They are represented on your computer as icons.
•   Folders contain a set of Files. You can also store folders in other folders.
•   In Windows all files have an extension (ie: .doc) by default this extension is hidden
    the extension tells Windows which application can read the file.
•   Files and folder contain different permissions which detail whether a user can read
    and/or write to the file.
•   All your personal files should be stored in either your Desktop or My Documents
    folder.
•   Files can be moved copied or renamed.
•   When working with files try not to make duplicates it can become difficult to figure
    out which file has the most relevant version. You should however keep a backup of
    your files for home computers (a backup is a archived copy). Here at work your
    files are backed up on the server.
Windows Explorer

• Address bar
• Navigation pane
• Preview Pane
• Change file
  view/arrangement
• Windows Folder Search
• Press Alt to view file
  menus
Devices and Printers
• Access via the Start menu or Control Panel.
• Shows all installed Devices and Printers.

• To remove a printer right click and select
  remove devices.

• To add a printer click “Add a printer”
Keyboard Shortcuts
• F1 – Help!

•   Win Key + P – Cycle display mode
•   Win Key + D – Return to Desktop
•   Win Key + L – Lock computer (not log out)
•   Win Key + Tab – Cycle open Windows

•   Ctrl + C – Copy
•   Ctrl + X - Cut
•   Ctrl + V – Paste
•   Ctrl + Z - Undo
Help and Support
• Start -> Help and Support to access
• Search for any help topic or browse the
  contents.
Trouble?
• Alt + F4 - closes the current
  Window/Application without mouse input.

• Ctrl + Shift + Esc - Opens task manager
  where you can end misbehaving applications
  or services.

• Try a reboot.
Shutting Windows Down

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Windows 7 Basics

  • 1. Modern Resources Windows 7
  • 2. Parts of the Windows Desktop • Desktop • Taskbar – Includes – Start Button – Running Applications – Notification Area
  • 3. Start Menu • Windows Search • Commonly Used Folders • Commonly Used Application • Control Panel • All Programs • My Computer • Help and Support
  • 4. Notification Area • Includes a clock and a group of icons. • The icons display the status of a service or application and allows you to change some settings. • Displays pop-ups to notify you about something. • You can hide icons to reduce clutter.
  • 6. Windows Snap • Snap to the left and right to make a Window take up only half the page. • Snap to the top to maximize a Window so it takes up the full screen.
  • 7. Working With Files and Folders • Files contain information. They are represented on your computer as icons. • Folders contain a set of Files. You can also store folders in other folders. • In Windows all files have an extension (ie: .doc) by default this extension is hidden the extension tells Windows which application can read the file. • Files and folder contain different permissions which detail whether a user can read and/or write to the file. • All your personal files should be stored in either your Desktop or My Documents folder. • Files can be moved copied or renamed. • When working with files try not to make duplicates it can become difficult to figure out which file has the most relevant version. You should however keep a backup of your files for home computers (a backup is a archived copy). Here at work your files are backed up on the server.
  • 8. Windows Explorer • Address bar • Navigation pane • Preview Pane • Change file view/arrangement • Windows Folder Search • Press Alt to view file menus
  • 9. Devices and Printers • Access via the Start menu or Control Panel. • Shows all installed Devices and Printers. • To remove a printer right click and select remove devices. • To add a printer click “Add a printer”
  • 10. Keyboard Shortcuts • F1 – Help! • Win Key + P – Cycle display mode • Win Key + D – Return to Desktop • Win Key + L – Lock computer (not log out) • Win Key + Tab – Cycle open Windows • Ctrl + C – Copy • Ctrl + X - Cut • Ctrl + V – Paste • Ctrl + Z - Undo
  • 11. Help and Support • Start -> Help and Support to access • Search for any help topic or browse the contents.
  • 12. Trouble? • Alt + F4 - closes the current Window/Application without mouse input. • Ctrl + Shift + Esc - Opens task manager where you can end misbehaving applications or services. • Try a reboot.