Working with Windows 7
As the name of the Windows operating system indicates, most of the information you view on your computer is displayed in a window. Files open in program windows (windows that host the program controls), and folders open in Windows Explorer windows (windows that display the folder contents). Regardless of the content they display, all windows share certain common characteristics and can be manipulated in the same ways. You can change the appearance of windows by using controls built into their frames, as well as controls available from the desktop and from the Windows Taskbar. Windows 7 provides many new window-management controls that are very cool as well as useful.
In this tutorial:
- Navigate Windows and Folders
- Working with Windows 7
- Sizing, Moving, and Arranging Windows
- Hiding and Displaying Windows
- Understanding Files, Folders, and Libraries
- Windows System Folders
- Folder Window Features
- Displaying and Hiding Panes
- Finding Your Way Around Your Computer
- Connecting to Network Resources
- Mapping a Network Drive
- Finding Specific Information
- Windows Search Parameters
- Key Points