Desktop
Nov 12, 2014
A simple description of a Windows 7 desktop for year 7 students.
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Desktop
Desktop
Imagine the computer screen is the surface of a desk or table and you have everything laid out ready to use.
Task Bar.
Desktop
Task Bar.
Desktop
Open Documents.
The task bar is where all documents and processes are held while you are using them.
System Tray.
Task Bar.
Desktop
System Tray.
Task Bar.
Desktop
The system tray displays the functions of the computer that are currently running
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
The Windows icon leads to all programs and functions of the computer.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
EduStar Menu.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
Open Documents.
EduStar Menu.The EduStar menu offers the educational programs provided by the Education Department.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
Open Documents.
EduStar Menu.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Desktop
Open Documents.
EduStar Menu.
Open documents; you can switch from one open program or document to another by clicking on the relevant icon.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Short Cut
Desktop
Open Documents.
EduStar Menu.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Short Cut
Desktop
Open Documents.
EduStar Menu.Shortcuts allow you to quickly open programs or folders that you use often.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Short Cut
Desktop
Open Documents.
Papercut.
EduStar Menu.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Short Cut
Desktop
Open Documents.
Papercut.
EduStar Menu.Papercut displays your print credits and allows you to troubleshoot printing problems.
System Tray.
Task Bar.Windows Button.
Short Cut
Desktop
Open Documents.
Papercut.
EduStar Menu.
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