Computer application II (use of packages) windows, msword, powerpoint, excel and internet table of content chapter One

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To explain the parts of a window, we will use WordPad as an example

What is a window

A window is an area on your desktop within which all Windows-based programs run. Windows XP, Vista or Windows7 is an Operation System that is a window based programs.

Operating systems control the functions performed by a computer. For example, the operating system on your computer controls the input from the keyboard and mouse to your computer, the opening and closing of programs, the transfer of information to a printer, the organization of the files on your computer, and the screen display. To function, every computer must have an operating system. Windows XP and Windows Vista is an operating system. Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows7 comes in several versions: Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, and Enterprise. The features available to you depend on the version of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows7 you have. You must note that there is a different between window and windows operation system.

To explain the parts of a window, we will use WordPad as an example

Control Box	The control box provides a menu that enables you to restore, move, size, minimize, maximize, or close a window.
Border	The border separates the window from the desktop. You resize the window by dragging its borders outward to expand it and inward to contract it.
Title bar	The title bar displays the name of the current file and the name of the current program.
Minimize button	Use the Minimize button to temporarily decrease the size of a window or remove a window from view. While a window is minimized, its title appears on the taskbar.
Maximize button	Click the Maximize button and the window will fill the screen.
Restore button	After you maximize a window, if you click the Restore button, the window will return to its former size.
Close button	Click the Close button to exit the window and close the program.
Menu bar	The menu bar displays the program menu. You send commands to the program by using the menu.
Toolbars	Toolbars generally display right below the menu, but you can drag them and display them along any of the window borders. You use the icons on the toolbars to send commands to the program.
Work area	The work area is located in the center of the window. You perform most of your work in the work area.
Status bar	The status bar provides you with information about the status of your program.

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