Computer 2

The windows and its parts

Switching Windows

- To switch windows in your PC or Laptop click on Window button, Go To

USER, click on user and then choose switch user.

Selecting, Copying, Moving items

- To select, copy and move words from the document, first, Left click and
drag the cursor to the desire area that you want to select or use the CTRL
A to select all, to copy the selected items, right click and choose copy or
use the CTRL C to copy, to move the selected items, right click to the
blank area or any and then choose paste or use the CTRL V to paste the
selected Items.

Creating Files and Folders

- The fastest way to create a new folder in Windows is with the

CTRL+Shift+N shortcut. Navigate to the location where you want to create
the folder. Hold down the Ctrl, Shift, and N keys at the same time. Enter
your desired folder name.
- Create a New Folder by Right-Clicking. If you don't remember the
keyboard shortcut or you prefer using the mouse: Navigate to the location
where you want to create the folder. Right-click on a blank space in the
folder location. Take care with this: If you right-click on an existing item in
the folder, you'll get the wrong menu. Select New then Folder from the
contextual menu. Windows will create the new folder at your current
location. Enter your desired folder name to replace "New folder" and hit
Enter.
- Create a New Folder from the Ribbon Menu is another simple way to
create a new folder is to use the New folder button in the File Explorer
menu. Just navigate to the place you want the folder and click or tap "New
folder" in the Home tab

Cutting and Pasting Desktop Hems

 - Step1: Locate a file or folder you wish to duplicate. This may be on the
desktop, in another folder or on another drive in your computer.
- Step2: Right-click on the file, and select "Copy" from the options that
appear. Alternatively, single-click the file name and press "Ctrl" and "C"
simultaneously on your keyboard. Both of these actions will indicate to
your computer that you wish to create a duplicate of this file. Note that no
indication of the copy will be given to you on your screen. Press the keys,
and proceed to next step.
- Step3: Return your cursor to the desktop screen. Right-click and select
"Paste" from the menu that appears. Alternatively, press "Ctrl" and "V"
simultaneously on your keyboard. Both of these options will tell your
computer you wish to put the copied duplicate of your chosen file or folder
on the desktop.
- Step4: Watch the progress bar in the window that appears to identify when
the copying is complete. Do not attempt to access the file or folder until
this window disappears.
- Step5: Right-click on the file or folder, and select "Rename" to type in a
unique file name. If copied from the desktop to the desktop, your file name
will have automatically been changed to "Copy of [old file name]". You
may keep this file name or rename it to something unique. No two file or
folder names can occur within the same location on your computer, such
as your desktop.

Renaming Icons

(Renaming an Icon the Quick Way)

- Locate the icon you wish to rename. Click once on the text. Make sure to
click the text or file name only and not the actual icon. If you do this
correctly, the text should suddenly be in highlighted. Press ↵ Enter. After
you press enter, the highlighted box should immediately change to a text
box. You can also complete this process by clicking on the text for a
second time while it is highlighted. Enter the new name. Once the text is
highlighted within the text box, delete the previous name and type in your
new file name. Click the desktop. Once you have successfully changed
the name of the desktop icon, click outside of the textbook on any clear
space to save.

(Renaming an Icon Using the Dropdown Menu)

- Locate the icon you wish to rename. Right-click on the icon. You can do
this by either right-clicking or, if you do not have a two button mouse, by
pressing Control + click. This will cause a dropdown menu to appear.
Select "Rename." This will immediately cause the name to change into a
text box. Enter the new name. Once the text is highlighted within the text
box, delete the previous name and type in your new file name. Click the
desktop. Once you have successfully changed the name of the desktop
icon, click outside of the textbook on any clear space to save.
Deleting Desktop Hems

(Delete from Desktop)

- Minimize all programs so you can see your desktop clearly. Determine the
types of icons you would like to delete. A desktop icon can be a shortcut
that points to a file on your hard drive or an icon that represents an actual
file, folder or program. If you delete a shortcut icon, you will not delete the
file, folder or program associated with that icon. However, if you delete an
icon that represents an actual file, you will delete that item. It is important
to determine if you want to delete shortcut icons or icons that represent
real items. You can identify a shortcut icon by looking for a small blue
arrow in the icon's lower-left corner. Right-click the icon you want to
delete. Windows displays a pop-up window that asks if you want to move
the shortcut for file to the Recycle Bin. Click "Yes" to delete the icon.
Delete additional icons using the steps.

(Delete Using Desktop Folder)

- Press your “Windows” key and "E" to open Windows Explorer and paste
the following text into the Address bar at the top of the Windows Explore
window: Userprofile desktop
- Press "Enter." Windows Explorer displays the contents of your desktop.
You may find it easier to delete multiple icons from your desktop using
Windows Explorer. Click the "More Options" drop-down button in the
window's upper-right corner and click “Details” to switch to Details view.
This view allows you to see your icons in a table that contains columns.
The Name column displays the names of the icons. Right-click the "Name"
column and select "Type" if the table does not already contain a column
named Type. The “Type” column: contains the file types of the icons. If
"Shortcut" appears in the Type column, you know that the icon is a
shortcut. If you do not see “Shortcut” in the type column, the icon is a files,
folder or program. Right-click an icon you would like to delete and click
"Delete" to delete the icon. To delete multiple icons at once, click one icon,
hold down your "Ctrl" key and click additional icons to select them. After
selecting the ones you wish to delete, right-click any of the icons you
selected and select "Delete" to delete them all.

(Delete System Icons)

- Right-click an empty area on your desktop and then click "Personalize."
Click "Change Desktop Icons" to open the Desktop Icons Settings window.
This window contains a list of special system icons such as Computer,
Network, Control Panel, Recycle Bin and User's Files. Remove the check
marks from the icons that you want to remove from your desktop and click
"OK.”

Using the Recycle Bin

- To open the Recycle bin, in Sitefinity's backend navigate the Dashboard
and in the upper-right corner, click Recycle Bin. You can also access the
Recycle Bin on each content module page. The link is located in the right
pane. The grid of the Recycle bin page lists items that are not permanently
deleted. Administrators can see deleted items from all users, the other
users see only items deleted by them.

(Delete items permanently)

- When you delete items from the Recycle bin, the items are permanently
deleted. You can do this in one of the following ways: Select one or more
items and click Delete Selected button in the toolbar. Click the Actions link
of the respective item. From the dropdown menu, select Delete forever. To
delete all items from the Recycle bin, click Empty Recycle bin button in the
toolbar.

(Restore deleted items)

- With the Recycle bin, you can restore items, which are deleted by mistake.
You can do this in one of the following ways: Select one or more items
and click Restore Selected button in the toolbar. Click the Actions link of
the respective item. From the dropdown menu, select Restore.

(Find deleted items)

- The Recycle bin has a few options for sorting and filtering the listed items:
To display only items of a specific type, under Filter items in Recycle bin,
click one of the filters. To sort the displayed items, in the Sort by dropdown
in the toolbar, select one of the sort options. To search by an item's title,
click the Search... button in the toolbar and enter the item title to search
for.