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Microsoft Windows ‘98 Introduction

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Course Description

The powerful graphical interface of Windows ‘95 has a lot of features that most users aren’t aware of.   Learn how to work with the task bar and multiple windows, and how to customize and change your Desktop.  Limited time will be dedicated to working with files & folders and creating desktop shortcuts.

 Course Objectives  

Ø      To develop and use Windows ‘98 with confidence even if you have never used it before.  For those who have been using it already, you will gain a better understanding plus you will pick up new and helpful tips.

Ø      To become comfortable with the Windows interface since it will help you use all the Windows based programs on your computer.  Your learning curve will greatly increase once you learn the basics of Windows.

Ø      The half day session will give the student the necessary basics but it will not give the experienced user the information about advanced folder and file work on the drives or the training on tools like the windows clipboard, the Paintbrush and WordPad and file management.  Those topics are covered in the Windows ‘98 Full Intro class.

Course Length 

Recommended Prerequisites 

            ½ day 

None 

 
 

Table of Contents 

I           Windows ‘98 Interface          

II         Opening & Closing Windows           

  1. Opening Windows        

  2. Closing Windows          

III        Minimizing, Maximizing & Restoring Windows

  1. Windows in Different Shapes    

  2. Minimizing (Reduce) a Window 

  3. Maximizing (Enlarge) a Window  (Zoom Up)     

  4. Restoring a Window   (Revert to normal size)    

IV        Starting Programs & Switching Windows    

  1. Using the Start Button  

  2. Arranging Open Windows         

  3. Tiling or Cascading Windows    

  4. Switching Between Programs   

V         Using Window 98’s Right Mouse Button & Using Wizards

  1. The Right Mouse Button is Alive           

  2. What are Wizards        

VII      Personalizing Your Computer           

  1. The Control Panel        

  2. Changing the Display    

  3. Changes to the Mouse  

VIII     Understanding Win 98’s Filing System        

  1. Understanding Folders and Files

  2. Changing View Styles of Drive and Folder Windows      

  3. Viewing My Computer 

  4. Finding Files     

IX        Installing Programs & Creating Shortcuts  

  1. Installing new application software.       

  2. Creating shortcuts on your desktop.       

X         Advanced Work with Files and Folders       

  1. Creating New Folders   

  2. Copying and Moving Files         

  3. Deleting Files or Folders and the Recycle Bin     

  4. Preparing (Formatting) Floppy Disks