Lesson 1 desktop (grade 1) 4th qtr
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The document introduces the desktop interface of a computer. It defines the desktop as the large screen area and lists the main parts of the desktop including the taskbar, icons, wallpaper, START button, system tray, and quick launch bar. It also identifies some common icons found on the desktop like My Computer, Recycle Bin, My Network Places, and Internet Explorer.
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