Windows Basic Computer Skills
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This presentation does not assume any skill set. It is intendended for users with minimal knowledge of navigating the Windows Desktop Environment.
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Windows Basic Computer Skills
- 1. Windows Computer Basic Skills
- 11. Copy/Cut/Paste Text Paste is used to insert an area of text or image in a document by hitting CTRL+V or in the Edit menu selecting Paste. Cut is used to delete an area of text from a document. You first select the area of the text by highlighting it and then press CTRL+X, or go to the Edit menu and select Cut. Copy is used when you want to have an area of text from a document twice in the same document or in another document. You first select the area of the text by highlighting it and then press CTRL+C, or go to the Edit menu and select Copy.
- 14. Save and/or Save As Save As is used when you want to save a file with a different name to create another version of a file previously worked created. In that way, you can have different versions of the same document and can return to a previous stage of the same file. Go to the File menu and select Save As or use the combination keys CTRL+SHIFT+S . Save is used when: It is the first time you are saving a file, you want to keep saving an existing file in different moments that you are working on it. It is the end of a working period. Note that clicking Save will replace whatever file you were working on. Go to the File menu and select Save or use the combination keys CTRL+S .
- 28. Defragment Cont… Action Defragment
- 32. Home Page The Home page is the very first page of a Website or the first page when you start a browser. For example, the image below is the home page of W.E.B. DuBois CDC’s website.