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#➟ChapterExploring the Windows 7 DesktopJust as your desk is the central area from which you do all kinds of work, the Windows 7 desktop is a command

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➟6Chapter 1: Exploring the Windows 7 DesktopFigure 1-1: The Windows 7 desktop After you set up more than one user, before you get to the password sc

➟7Work with the Start MenuFigure 1-2: The Start MenuFigure 1-3: A Windows Explorer windowWork with the Start Menu 1. Press the Q key on your keyboard

➟8Chapter 1: Exploring the Windows 7 DesktopFigure 1-4: The taskbarFigure 1-5: Opening a program from the taskbar You can add other functions to the

➟9Set the Date and TimeFigure 1-6: The Date and Time dialog box If you don’t want your computer to adjust for Daylight Saving Time, click Change Tim

➟10Chapter 1: Exploring the Windows 7 DesktopFigure 1-7: The Desktop shortcut menu, View submenuFigure 1-8: The Desktop shortcut menu, Sort By submenu

➟11Create a Desktop ShortcutFigure 1-9: The Send To shortcut menuFigure 1-10: A new shortcut on the desktopCreate a Desktop Shortcut 1. Choose Start➪A

➟12Chapter 1: Exploring the Windows 7 DesktopFigure 1-11: The Recycle Bin shortcut menuFigure 1-12: Confirming the Empty Recycle Bin commandEmpty the

➟13Shut Down Your ComputerFigure 1-13: The menu used to turn off or restart your computer Don’t simply turn off your computer at the power source un