The document describes the key elements of a desktop interface, including the task bar, system tray, windows button, shortcuts, and papercut program. The task bar displays open documents and processes. The system tray shows running computer functions. The windows button access all programs. Shortcuts allow quick access to frequently used files and folders. Papercut manages print credits and troubleshooting.
9. Desktop
System Tray.
The Windows icon leads to all
programs and functions of the
computer.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
10. EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
System Tray.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
11. EduStar
The EduStar menu
Menu. offers the educational
programs provided by
the Education
Department. Desktop
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
12. EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
13. EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
Open documents; you can
switch from one open
program or document to System Tray.
another by clicking on the
relevant icon. Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
14. EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
Short Cut
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
15. EduStar
Menu. Shortcuts
allow you to
quickly open
programs or Desktop
folders that
you use often.
Short Cut
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
16. Papercut.
EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
Short Cut
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
17. Papercut.
EduStar
Papercut displays
Menu. your print credits
and allows you to
troubleshoot
printing problems.
Desktop
Short Cut
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.
18. Papercut.
EduStar
Menu.
Desktop
Short Cut
System Tray.
Open
Documents.
Windows Task Bar.
Button.