Basic 的Computer Skills.pptVIP

Basic Computer Skills Windows the Internet Introduction to Windows Objectives: Identify and use computer hardware Open and close a desired program Switch back and forth between open windows Create and save a Word document on a floppy disc. Introduction to Windows What is a computer? A tool for accessing information. A PC is a personal computer – a one person or single user computer. A computer does not think on its own. You have to tell it what to do. Basic computer parts: Computer case Monitor Keyboard Mouse Introduction to Windows Activity Review Questions Introduction to Windows The Desktop The desktop is the first thing you see when you log in- it is the “launch pad” Icons, or pictures, represent programs that are available on the computer. Notice the gray task bar at the bottom of the screen. Introduction to Windows Activity Locate the following items on your desktop: Taskbar Program icon Mouse pointer Start button Introduction to Windows Activity Starting a Program: You start, or open, a program by double-clicking its icon on the desktop The program is visible as a window on the computer screen A button representing the program appears on the taskbar Introduction to Windows Activity Review Questions Introduction to Windows Working With Windows A windows represents an open program or folder. You can have more than one window open at a time. The window you are working in is called the active window. The active window will be on top of any other open windows. Introduction to Windows Common Elements Common elements help make computers easier to use. Picture icons are used to represent actions. Most programs have things in common: Save Copy Paste Common elements look the same from program to program. Introduction to Windows Activity Some Common Elements to Locate: Title bar Minimize and Close buttons Scroll bar Insertion point Menu bar Microsoft Word button on the task bar Introduction to Windows The MS Office Menu Bar T