Windows XP, the latest operating system from Microsoft, combines the compatibility of Windows 95/98 with the stability and security of Windows NT. This Virtual Training Company tutorial covers the fundamentals of Windows XP in way that can be understood even by those who have never used Windows before. Whether you are using the home or professional version, instructor Mark Virtue makes using XP easy. He begins by introducing you to the menus and their options, and then moves to the use of programs, files, and folders. He even helps you get started on the Internet, and shows you some fun things like painting and playing music and games. To get started now, simply click one of the topics below.
IntroductionAbout this CourseWhat is Windows XP?Versions of WindowsWhats New?IntroductionThe New LookLogging in and Switching UsersThe New Start MenuThe System Taskbar and TrayCompressed FilesWindows Messenger and PassportWorking with Files and FoldersCreating CDs and Digital Audio FilesInternet and Network ConnectionsCompatibility ModeScanning Images and DocumentsFile Security and SharingGetting Started with Windows XPThe Start MenuCommon Tasks and MenusHelpUsing ProgramsRunning Programs
WordPad - A Case Study
Opening and Saving Files
Formatting
Cut, Copy && Paste
Printing
Managing Badly-Behaved Programs
Using Files and FoldersIntroduction to Windows Explorer
File Structure
Copying and Moving Files
Renaming Files
Deleting and Recovering Files
Shortcuts
Finding Files
InternetConnecting to and Surfing the Internet
Email
Newsgroups
FunPlaying Music and Video
Paint
Games
Basic System AdministrationCustomising your Desktop
The Control Panel
Creating Users
Audio Adjustment
Adding Printers
Folder Options
Installing and Uninstalling New Software
Customising the Start Menu
The Quick Launch Toolbar
Disk Checking and Defragmentation
Backup
The End
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