Using Windows 8 (and new Windows 8.1)
|
|
- Allan Boyd
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Using Windows 8 (and new Windows 8.1) KSC Seminar Presented by Steve Courtney Director KSC Computer Training Team With support from the KSC Computer Training Team November 7 th,2013 1
2 Seminar Topics Windows 8.1 Overview and introduction Why Windows 8.1 and the free upgrade process Start Screen vs. Desktop How to switch between Start Screen and Desktop Live Tiles, Start page, new start button(windows 8.1) and more Charms what are they and how do I use Windows 8.1 Desktop Keyboard Shortcuts & how to make similar to Windows 7 How to find online, download and use Apps Some other useful features of Windows 8.1 Final Thoughts and online resources Q & A 2
3 Introduction Windows 8/8.1 What, Why and Where? Windows 8 is Microsoft's latest Operating System designed to run on laptops, desktops and tablets. Windows 8 supersedes Windows 7, yet retains much of Windows 7, but adds a start screen with App tiles(known as Metro ) that can be used with a keyboard/mouse, touchpad or using your fingers if the screen is touch enabled(e.g. tablets and some new laptops). Windows 8 is now installed as default on all(most) new PC s and laptops and on new Tablets like Microsoft Surface. Windows 8.1 free upgrade released mid-october 2013 Available from Microsoft Store 3
4 Why go to Windows 8.1 Ability to Boot direct to Desktop(i.e. avoid `Start Screen`) Better User interface, including partially restored old Windows Start button Easy shutdown Bug fixes More 4
5 Update to Windows 8.1 Key issues to allow Windows 8.1 update: You must have a valid Windows 8 version on your PC/laptop or tablet You must make sure all Windows 8 updates have been applied before applying the windows 8.1 update. For detail instructions. Normally get Windows 8.1 update via windows Store. Can also go here and download only from within Windows 8. 5
6 Windows 8.1 Overview Power up Sequence leads to Hit any Key or mouse Lock Screen Win 8.1 You can choose which screen to go to after Login Login Screen Start Screen(Apps and Tiles) Desktop(Windows 7 like ) 6
7 Windows 8.1 Start Screen Desktop Tile List all Apps arrow The Start screen consists of tiles, which point to Windows 8 Apps & programs. Some tiles display additional information related to the App, such as updated news headlines. To open an App, simply touch or left click on its tile. The Desktop Tile gets you back to a Windows 7 style desktop The Apps arrow lets you switch to a view of all Apps installed on your computer. 7
8 Windows 8.1 All Apps Screen New for Win 8.1: When you install (download) a new App Via the Store then the App is now stored on this App Screen rather than the Start Screen as in Windows 8. Right click any App to Pin to Start Screen and more. Organize Apps by name, category etc. All Apps Screen reached by clicking Return to Start Screen by clicking arrow on Start Screen arrow on Apps screen 8
9 Start Screen Hotspots Windows 8/8.1 uses gestures to access hidden features, such as a shortcut to the Start screen on some new laptop s touchpad, or by rolling the mouse cursor to the left edge of the screen(to see apps running) or to the right edge(for Charms) or via keyboard shortcuts Start screen Return to the Start screen by rolling your mouse to the bottom left-hand corner of the screen or by pressing the [Windows] key. App History Sidebar This allows you to easily switch between open Apps as well as the classic Windows desktop. Access it with the mouse by placing the cursor in the top left-hand corner of the screen, or by pressing [Win] + [Tab] on the keyboard. You can also access it by swiping in from the left edge of the screen or your touchpad. The Charms Bar Gives quick access to key parts of system via five shortcuts, known as charms. Place the mouse in either corner on the right of the screen or press [Win] + [C] on your keyboard. Alternatively, swipe in from the right-hand edge of the screen or touchpad. App or Start screen options These are hidden by default, but can be revealed by clicking the right mouse button or swiping in from the top or bottom edge of the screen or touchpad. 9
10 Windows 8/8.1 Charms Search Share Start Devices Settings The Charms bar The Charms bar gives you five options: Search, Share, Start, Devices and Settings. Use Search in an App to search that App, or access it from the Start screen to find programs and settings. The Share option allows you to share content from the current App using other compatible Apps, such as Mail and Twitter. Start offers another route back to the Start screen, while Devices gives you access to connected devices such as printers and cameras. Finally, choose Settings to configure options for the current App or your PC, and to access power options including shutdown and restart. 10
11 Windows 8.1 Desktop The classic desktop(very similar to Windows 7) On the Start screen you ll see a Desktop tile. Click on this to go back to the traditional Windows desktop, which works in practically the same way it did in previous versions of Windows. Most programs that can run in Windows 7 will launch into their own window in the Windows Desktop. On the Desktop move mouse to bottom left corner to see Start Menu.(left click back to Start Screen, Right Click shows useful Desktop programs) Hotspots work in exactly the same way on the desktop you can even run an App side-by-side with the desktop. Windows 8.1 restores the Start Icon.. Left-Click to go to Start screen, Right-Click for options. Win 8.1 Now added Shutdown/Reset to Start icon. Also, look out for the new ribbon-based interface found in later versions of Microsoft Office, which appears when you use File Explorer to open folder windows. 11
12 Start Screen vs. Desktop The Windows 8/8.1 Start screen treats the desktop as just another App: a small, single-purpose program. So, you open the desktop just as you d open any other app: Left Click the Start screen s Desktop tile. The Desktop tile looks like a miniature version of your real desktop, complete with your current desktop background. When summoned, the desktop pushes aside the Start screen and fills the screen, ready to run your traditional Windows programs. The Windows 8/8.1 desktop works much like the desktop found in previous Windows versions, but with some changes. 12
13 Start Page find your way around Scrolling using the mouse acts horizontal like swiping a keyboard The Windows key an be used to quickly switch between the Start Screen and the last open App screen(e.g. desktop) Each App is represented by either a small, medium or large tile. You can move the tiles around, resize(8.1) group, delete as you wish Some tiles can be dynamic(called live tiles) i.e. they change showing preview of content below. E.g. latest sports news Right click on any Tile(App) and an option menu bar appears at screen bottom If App is a program in Desktop, open file location/pin taskbar options appears Move mouse/swipe top left screen corner and list of running App icons appear. Leftclick in the icon, you should be able to cycle through all your open Apps. Right-click in the icon and a 'Close' menu appears. Opening an App will generally fill the screen. Right click for options and move to top left or top right as above for other Apps and charm bar Point to top of screen and drag/swipe to bottom to close App. Can close an App by mouse pointing to top of screen and swipe to screen bottom Possible on displays with high(1366+) resolution to display 2 Apps side by side. E.g.. Google search App and Desktop App. Try Windows Key +. Move Mouse/swipe top right corner and the Charms vertical bar appears 13
14 Charms Search anything depends on App open, or PC if start screen Smart Search in Windows 8.1 provides results from your PC, SkyDrive and the Internet - giving you universal search functionality. To configure how Smart Search works, or even turn it off, visit PC settings. From there, go to Search and Apps, and then Search. Share content and more Start Returns you to Start screen Devices - Print, output to projector, another monitor Settings change PC settings, Tiles, Wi-Fi, Sound, brightness, Power Can also personalize Lock screen, and start screens and more. 14
15 Configure Win 8.1 Desktop 1-2 The Windows 8 or 8.1 Desktop is very similar to Windows 7 with the following Win 8.1 restores the Start Menu, but with limited functionality vs. Win 7. Moving Mouse/swipe to the top left of screen brings up running Apps Moving Mouse/swipe to top or bottom right of screen brings up Charms Moving Mouse/swipe bottom left brings up start screen icon Left-click and go to start screen Right click to bring up some shortcuts(including Shutdown new Win 8.1) There is a way to restore even more of the Windows 7 Style start menu Click here for details 15
16 Configure Win 8.1 Desktop 2-2 Several new User options are now available in Win 8.1 Win 8.1 restores the Start Menu, but with limited functionality vs. Win 7. Right click the Desktop Task bar and select properties Select Navigation : Can now select how you wish Win 8.1 to perform: e.g. tick Go to the desktop And Win 8.1 will boot to your Desktop instead of the Start Screen Many other options to play with Find libraries Windows 7 introduced libraries, which allowed you to see and access all of your content. Windows 8.1 doesn't show the Libraries link by default, though. So, to view it, just open the View menu from the ribbon menu in File Explorer. You'll then need to choose Show Libraries from the Navigation drop-down menu. 16
17 Keyboard Shortcuts For a complete list go to Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts Top Keyboard shortcuts: Windows key switch between Start Screen(or menu in StartW8) & last used APP Windows + C Immediately brings up the Charms bar, for quick access to things like Search, Share, and Settings. Windows + D Switches you to Desktop. Once you're in that mode, pressing Windows + D again toggles between minimize/restore all windows Windows + I Brings up the Settings charm, where you'll find among other things the Power icon for shutting down the PC. Windows + PrtSc This handy new feature instantly captures a screenshot and saves it (in PNG format) to a Screenshots subfolder in your Pictures folder. Windows + X Pops up a decidedly old-school menu of Windows tools, including Power Options, Device Manager, Disk Management, and Command Prompt. Windows + H Share menu Windows + E Opens Explorer Window Windows + Tab opens list of currently running programs Windows + Q opens Global search. Windows + F opens file search Ctl+Shift+ESC Task Manager Ctrl-Tab shows all Apps on PC when on Start Screen 17
18 How to find, download and use. Windows 8 Apps Find Store App icon on Start Screen - 18
19 Other Useful Features SkyDrive - is a file hosting service that allows users to upload and sync files to a cloud storage and then access them from a Web browser or their local device Available on multiple PCs, your phone, and even non-windows devices with the free SkyDrive app installed on them. Can use free Office Web Apps to edit shared documents on SkyDrive and immediately see each other's changes. You don t even need to have Office installed. Share whatever files you choose, with whomever you choose, and make the rest private. File History(personal file backup) - File History, automatically backs up files in the background and lets you restore them from a simple, time-based interface. it only backs up the files in your Libraries essentially, your personal documents, files, and media. You can add any folders you want to a library. Also, instead of running large backups every week or month, it takes a snapshot of your files every hour. Sync -sync settings, apps, and more across multiple computers and tablets 19
20 More Useful Win 8.1 features Automated app updates - Go to Charms, settings and then choose App Updates. You can switch on automatic updates from there. Disable automated app updates if you have a Tablet.(intermittent internet connection) Name app groups - Each Start screen app tile group can have its own name now (like "High school friends" or "College friends). Just right-click on the Start screen and choose Customize to enter the heading. Dock an app - Can now dock two Start screen apps, for instance, enabling you to ignore the desktop completely and view two apps alongside each other. You can also adjust the size of each pane. Match your desktop wallpaper in your Start home - Now though you can choose the same background for both, including custom wallpapers. In the Charms menu under settings and then personalize, you will be able to see your current desktop background as one of the options. Customize the lock screen with photo slideshows - Windows 8.1 allows photo slideshow capabilities from the lock screen. To get started, go to the Charms Bar then select Settings, then PC Settings. Under the PC Settings app, select PC and Devices in the menu. Then select Lock Screen. Select on the switch called "Play A Slide show on the Lock screen" to turn on lock screen slide shows. Then select the + icon" to add a folder with the slideshow photos. Use the file picker to select the photos. Remember: Windows 8.1 will auto-sync these options to any PC or device using the same Microsoft Account. Disable Hot Corners - Go to PC settings, in Charms and then PC and Devices. IE Reading View - Internet Explorer 11, has a new Reading View. It makes reading long articles on websites much easier by removing the clutter from the page. You can access Reading View by clicking the book icon on the right of the address bar. Read later with Reading List - Windows 8.1 has a new app called Reading List. The app runs side-by-side with Internet Explorer, as well as other reading material like the Bing News or Sports apps, which may have content that you want to save for reading later. Using Reading List, you're able to design an actual reading list and bring up your saved articles at any time. Also, when you find an Internet article or other document in a supported app, you can share it with Reading List. Set an alarm - Anew Alarms app that's accessible from the Start screen. You can add multiple alarms and set various ringtones to wake you or remind you. A new, basic calculator - Open it from the Start screen and you toggle between Standard or Scientific modes. New Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows key + D brings you to the desktop. Windows key+ F opens Find. Windows key+l serves up the lock screen. Move/Save SkyDrive folder - Microsoft has crucially integrated SkyDrive into Windows 8.1, all under PC settings Faster shutdown - Windows 8.1 has the same shortcut menu when you right-click in the bottom left-hand corner of the desktop. Some new options in the OS upgrade, include able to shutdown the system or log out of your account. 20
21 Final Thoughts Windows 8/8.1 runs well on lower performance machines All new laptops/desktops will have Windows 8 pre-installed Consider installing StartW8 to bring back start menu and boot to Desktop App store limited in Apps at the moment but should improve Running Windows 8/8.1 Desktop and Start Screen side by side With an external monitor you can use both at the same time. Windows 7 devices and programs should work on Windows 8(most) Set default programs. Windows 8/8.1 uses its default players for music and video. Note will not play DVD s. Download free VLC player. New Keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8.1 How to use the expanded Task Manager in Windows 8 Some additional resources roundup/ 21
22 Windows 8 and 8.1 in 3 minutes A quick summary Video Showing how to use Key features of Windows 8 Review and video of key Windows 8.1 features 22
23 Q & A Please book a lesson or 3 lessons at the KSC front desk to have more personal instruction on your Windows 8 Tablet, laptop or our training PC. Please contact Steve Courtney at computers@kanataseniors.ca if you have any specific questions concerning Windows 8. We may be able to help or direct you to someone who can. This presentation can be found at 23
24 Backup Slides 24
25 Settings Screen via Charms back 25
26 Charms - Devices back 26
27 Restore Windows 7 Start Menu Download a free App to restore E.g. StartW8 back 27
28 Step by Step instructions Upgrade to Windows 8.1 Go to Can also from Windows 8 internet explorer type ms-windows-store:windowsupgrade intro back1 28
Your familiar Windows, only better.
Your familiar Windows, only better. Your quick guide to Windows 8.1 Basics 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This material is provided as-is, and for informational purposes only. Microsoft
More informationDiscover the Start screen.
Discover the Start screen. Your Start screen has all of the information that matters most to you. Live tiles keep you up to date. Your favorite apps, such as Office apps, People, News, and more are front
More informationExplore Windows 8.1 Update
Work Smart by Microsoft IT Explore Windows 8.1 Update This guide provides a high-level overview of many new exciting features in the Windows 8.1 Update user interface. Windows 8.1 Update includes improvements
More informationCollege of Pharmacy Windows 10
College of Pharmacy Windows 10 Windows 10 is the version of Microsoft s flagship operating system that follows Windows 8; the OS was released in July 2015. Windows 10 is designed to address common criticisms
More informationTutorial on Using Windows 8
Tutorial on Using Windows 8 Finding things and doing things from the new Windows 8 interface. By Rand Morimoto (original blog post http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/tutorial-using-windows-8#disqus_thread)
More informationTechnoversity Tuesdays
Technoversity Tuesdays Microsoft Windows 10 Overview, New Features, Tips and Tricks Technology training brought to you by Computer Education Support New Features Windows 10 is Microsoft s newest operating
More informationComputer Learning Center at Ewing Course Notes for Windows 8.1 Class Session 1
12 November 2014 Computer Learning Center at Ewing Course Notes for Windows 8.1 Class Session 1 Introduction This class is to help students become more comfortable with the Windows 8 Operating System.
More informationIN THIS CLASS WE ARE GOING TO LEARN THE BASIC FEATURES OF WINDOWS 8.1 WITH HANDS ON TRAINING THE CLASS WILL RUN ON THE SPEED OF THE AVERAGE STUDENT
1 IN THIS CLASS WE ARE GOING TO LEARN THE BASIC FEATURES OF WINDOWS 8.1 WITH HANDS ON TRAINING EACH CLASS WILL RUN APPROXIMATELY 40 MINUTES WE WILL PICK UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF AT THE NEXT CLASS THE CLASS
More informationWindows 8 Basic Demonstration
Better Technology, Onsite and Personal Connecting NIOGA s Communities www.btopexpress.org www.nioga.org [Type Windows 8 Basic Demonstration Overview: Introduction to Windows 8, the latest operating system
More informationWindows 10. Page 1 of 15
Windows 10 Microsoft Windows Microsoft makes the Windows operating system used in many computers. The operating system is a set of instructions that tells your computer how to run and how to manage the
More informationWindows 8.1. Tiles come in four shapes: small, medium, wide, and large. The red outlined tiles are live tiles.
Windows 8/8.1 was Microsoft s attempt to have one operating system for all devices desktops, laptops, phones, tablets, and everything else. Some like it more than others. Microsoft Windows 10 is supposed
More informationMicrosoft Surface Pro 2 Windows 8 tablet - basic notes for staff
Microsoft Surface Pro 2 Windows 8 tablet - basic notes for staff Table of Contents Overview... 2 To begin... 3 General tips... 3 Charms bar... 3 Quick Access menu... 4 Take a screenshot... 4 Shut down...
More informationA New User Experience
Lock screen Allows for customization Change picture Add notification badges To sign out 1. Start 2. From top right, select User Name 3. Choose to Lock or Sign Out To unlock your computer: 1. From the lock
More informationTask Bar and Start Menu
LEC. 8 College of Information Technology / Software Department.. Computer Skills I / First Class / First Semester 2017-2018 Task Bar and Start Menu The Windows 8.1 desktop Most of the elements that make
More informationFREE BONUS! ADVANCED TIPS AND TRICKS
FREE BONUS! ADVANCED TIPS AND TRICKS A SERIES OF ADVANCED TIPS AND TRICKS TO STREAMLINE YOUR WINDOWS 10 EXPERIENCE. In this free bonus, we ll be looking at some advanced tips and tricks that will make
More informationWindows 10 Tips and Tricks
Windows 10 Tips and Tricks You've made the move to Windows 10. The Start Menu has returned and its cloud integration is obvious, but most everything else is unfamiliar. This session will help you setup
More informationWork Smart: Windows 7 New Features
About Windows 7 New Features The Windows 7 operating system offers several new features to help you work faster and more efficiently, and enable you to access the files, folders, programs, and applications
More informationUser Guide for the Backup & Sync Windows Store App
User Guide for the Backup & Sync Windows Store App Copyright User Guide for the Backup & Sync Windows Store App January, 2013 2013 Webroot Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Webroot is a registered trademark
More informationWindows 8.1 It s a Good System. SIR Phil Goff Branch 116 November 21, 2013
Windows 8.1 It s a Good System SIR Phil Goff Branch 116 November 21, 2013 1 Too Much to Cover Today Quick overview to help you start with Windows 8.1 So many things you can do with the new operating system
More informationWindows 10 Creators Edition Tips & Tricks. These New Hidden Features Will Save You Time and Money
Windows 10 Creators Edition Tips & Tricks These New Hidden Features Will Save You Time and Money In April 2017, Microsoft released the new Windows 10 Creators Edition. Its features will save you hours
More informationWindows 10: Part 1. Updated: May 2018 Price: $2.00
Windows 10: Part 1 Updated: May 2018 Price: $2.00 A Special Note on Terminology Windows 10 accepts both mouse and touch commands. This means that you could use either mouse clicks or touch gestures interchangeably.
More informationIntroducing Windows 8.1 7
Contents 1 2 3 Contents Introducing Windows 8.1 7 What is Windows? 8 About Windows 8.1 9 Windows 8.1 Interface 10 Navigating Windows 8.1 12 Using a Microsoft Account 16 Sign-in Options 18 PC Requirements
More informationWINDOWS 8.X SIG SEPTEMBER 22, 2014
New Start Screen: Top RIGHT corner next to your Sign in Name is the OFF button. To the Right of Off button is a Search icon You can click on Search icon OR just start typing anywhere in open area of Start
More informationExploring Windows 10. Work Smart by Microsoft IT. Topics in this guide include: Snap enhancements. Notification center. For more information
Work Smart by Microsoft IT Exploring Windows 10 Windows 10 is designed to please both touch and mouse users. It s also designed to be intuitive for users of both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, incorporating
More informationEven better, you can have the Start Menu expand to full screen whenever you want, eliminating the need for a Modern UI Start Screen.
1. Start Menu Returns It s what Windows 8 detractors have been clamoring for, and Microsoft has finally brought back the Start Menu. Now, when you click on the Start button at the bottom left of the screen,
More informationThe Institute of Computer Accountants 27, N. S. Road, 4th & 5th Floor, Kolkata Windows 10 Updates
The Institute of Computer Accountants 27, N. S. Road, 4th & 5th Floor, Kolkata-700001 Windows 10 Updates New Features in Windows 10 Windows 10 is the latest version of Microsoft's operating system for
More informationINTRODUCTION... 2 GETTING STARTED...
Conventions used in this document: Keyboard keys that must be pressed will be shown as Enter or Ctrl. Controls to be activated with the mouse will be shown as Start button > Settings > System > About.
More informationYour familiar Windows, only better.
Your familiar Windows, only better. Your quick guide to Windows 8.1 for business For Windows 8.1 Update Discover the Start screen. Your Start screen has all of the information that matters most to you.
More informationExploring Windows 8. Starting Windows 8 for the First Time. About Windows 8 User Interface and Features. Get Started. Unlock Your Computer and Sign In
About Windows 8 User Interface and Features This guide provides an overview of the new features in the Windows 8 user interface so you can get up and running quickly with the new operating system. Starting
More informationiphones for beginners
iphones for beginners This handout uses text and images from gcflearnfree.org. Check out www.gcflearnfree.org/iphonebasics for more information! The parts of the iphone: Note: The headphone jack was removed
More informationWindows 10 Basics For Windows 7 and 8 users
Windows 10 Basics For Windows 7 and 8 users Introduction Windows 7/Vista/XP users first need to read Windows 10 Primer, particularly to understand Apps, User Accounts & One Drive. See also the Hints &
More informationWindows 10: FAQs. The Start Menu. Cortana
Windows 10: FAQs Click on a topic below e.g. File Management to find answers to common questions about Windows 10. Alternatively, you can search this document by pressing CTRL + F and typing a keyword.
More informationWindows 8. For Tablets DUMPS' by Andy Rathbone
Windows 8 For Tablets by Andy Rathbone DUMPS' Table of Contents a> a e e o a «o o o « *s :'- >;>?.; a o o >» o «;?< re e «? o c a 6 c e * s» o «o & o Introduction 7 About This Book 1 How to Use This
More informationMHS Device Deployment 08/28/2017 MICROSOFT SURFACE SETUP
MHS Device Deployment 08/28/2017 MICROSOFT SURFACE SETUP Surface Expectations at Milton ALWAYS bring your device to school FULLY CHARGED! Be responsible accessories, security, etc. Do NOT switch devices/accessories
More informationThe Start menu (overview)
The Start menu (overview) The Start menu is the main gateway to your computer's programs, folders, and settings. It's called a menu because it provides a list of choices, just as a restaurant menu does.
More information4File Explorer & Libraries
The Original Quick Reference Guides Microsoft Windows 10 Windows 10 offers a lot to be happy about for both new and longtime users, by combining helpful and intuitive new features with enough familiarity
More informationipad Basics Hannah Digital Literacy Specialist December 6 th, 2017
ipad Basics Hannah Digital Literacy Specialist December 6 th, 2017 What We ll Cover What is an ipad? Basic features Swiping and hand gestures Settings Built-In Apps The App Store Tips and Tricks Questions
More informationPRINCESS NOURA BINT ABDUL RAHMAN UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY YEAR SECOND SEMESTER ( / ) Computer skills (CMP-001) MODULE :2
PRINCESS NOURA BINT ABDUL RAHMAN UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY YEAR SECOND SEMESTER (2014 2015 / 1435 1436) Computer skills (CMP-001) MODULE :2 Windows 8 And Web browsing Prepared by: Ms. Esraa Al Mousa Reviewed
More informationGoogle Chromebook Starting Guide
Google Chromebook Starting Guide Now that you have received your Chromebook you will notice that it looks exactly like a laptop, but there are several differences between both devices. Chromebooks are
More informationMicrosoft IT Showcase. microsoft.com/itshowcase
Getting to know Windows 10 Guide contents The purpose of this guide is to introduce you to the key features in Windows 10, and give you tips and tricks on how to get started using those features. You ll
More informationMac OSX Basics. Spring 2014
Mac OSX Basics Spring 2014 Objectives By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to: move confidently around the Mac s desktop and menus. locate any program installed on the Mac. manipulate windows
More informationHow to Set Up and Customize Accounts in Windows 10 Mail Application
How to Set Up and Customize Email Accounts in Windows 10 Mail Application Windows 10 comes with a built-in Mail app, from which you can access all your different email accounts (including Outlook.com,
More informationLibraries. Multi-Touch. Aero Peek. Sema Foundation 10 Classes 2 nd Exam Review ICT Department 5/22/ Lesson - 15
10 Classes 2 nd Exam Review Lesson - 15 Introduction Windows 7, previous version of the latest version (Windows 8.1) of Microsoft Windows, was produced for use on personal computers, including home and
More informationYour familiar Windows, taken to the next level.
Your familiar Windows, taken to the next level. Your advanced guide to Windows 8.1 For Windows 8.1 Update The familiar, made better. With the new Windows, you have everything you need to work efficiently.
More informationNEW FEATURES IN WINDOWS 7
Page1 NEW FEATURES IN WINDOWS 7 START MENU Users have much more control over the programs and the files that appear on the Start menu. blank slate that you can organize and customize to suit your preferences.
More informationExploring Windows 10. Start menu. Display the Start menu. Microsoft IT Showcase
Microsoft IT Showcase Exploring Windows 10 Windows 10 is designed to please both touch and mouse users. It s also designed to be intuitive for users of both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, incorporating the
More informationExploring Windows 10. Start menu. Display the Start menu. Microsoft IT Showcase
Microsoft IT Showcase Exploring Windows 10 Windows 10 is designed to please both touch and mouse users. It s also designed to be intuitive for users of both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, incorporating the
More informationipad for Beginners How to Work the ipad Buttons
ipad for Beginners How to Work the ipad Buttons The On/Off, Sleep/Wake button: This button is on the top of your ipad, and you use it to put your ipad's screen to sleep or wake it up. Home button: No matter
More informationTaking Your iphone to
Taking Your iphone to the Max, ios 5 Edition -"-I f.6>. ii "VS Michael Grothaus Steve Sande Erica Sadun Apress* Contents Contents at a Glance About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer iv xiv xv Part
More informationVEGA. Operation Manual T A B L E T P C. advent vega operation manaul_new.indd 1
VEGA T A B L E T P C Operation Manual advent vega operation manaul_new.indd 1 advent vega operation manaul_new.indd 2 CONTENTS SETTING UP YOUR TABLET FOR THE FIRST TIME... 4 USING THE DEVICE S BUTTONS
More informationSection 2 Getting Started
Section 2 Getting Started ECDL Section 2 Getting Started By the end of this section you should be able to: Start, restart and close down a device Log on and log off Windows Recognise and use the Desktop
More informationCOPYRIGHTED MATERIAL. Getting Started with. Windows 7. Lesson 1
Lesson 1 Getting Started with Windows 7 What you ll learn in this lesson: What you can do with Windows 7 Activating your copy of Windows 7 Starting Windows 7 The Windows 7 desktop Getting help The public
More informationIntroduction to Windows 10. Windsor Senior Computer Users Group October 12, 2015
Introduction to Windows 10 Windsor Senior Computer Users Group October 12, 2015 Should you upgrade? Availability Windows 10 will be available as a free upgrade (until July 2016) for anyone with a valid
More informationShelly Cashman: Microsoft Windows 10
Shelly Cashman: Microsoft Windows 10 Module 1: Introduction to Windows 10 2017 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or 1 Describe Windows 10 Objectives
More informationMicrosoft Windows 7 is an operating system program that controls:
Microsoft Windows 7 - Illustrated Unit A: Introducing Windows 7 Objectives Start Windows and view the desktop Use pointing devices Use the Start button Use the taskbar Work with windows 2 Objectives Use
More informationFor this class we are going to create a file in Microsoft Word. Open Word on the desktop.
File Management Windows 10 What is File Management? As you use your computer and create files you may need some help in storing and retrieving those files. File management shows you how to create, move,
More informationStudents,Faculty & Staff Guide for Windows 7
im Students,Faculty & Staff Guide for Windows 7 Prepared by March 22, 2014 This document was originally prepared by Dickinson College. It was modified and adapted for use at Lehman College with the permission
More informationHow To Manually Turn Off Display Windows 7
How To Manually Turn Off Display Windows 7 Shortcut Keys The simplest way to save energy is by manually turning off your monitor whenever be a manual display shutdown command attributed to one of your
More informationWindows 10 Quick Tips
Windows 10 Quick Tips Contents Drag to Fit Windows... 2 Quickly Jump Between Virtual Desktops... 2 Move open windows between virtual desktops... 2 Rotate Your Screen via Keyboard Ctrl-Alt-D Arrows... 3
More informationTRI-CITIES Device Deployment MICROSOFT SURFACE SETUP
TRI-CITIES Device Deployment 2018-19 MICROSOFT SURFACE SETUP Surface Expectations at TRI-CITES ALWAYS bring your device to school FULLY CHARGED! Be responsible accessories, security, etc. Do NOT switch
More informationPDF Expert for ipad User guide
PDF Expert for ipad User guide 2011 Readdle Inc. 2 Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Copying documents to PDF Expert USB file transfer using itunes File Sharing Saving attachments from Mail and other ipad
More informationipad and iphone Basics
ipad and iphone Basics 1 Physical Attributes On/Off Sleep/Wake Silent/ Screen rotation Lock Sight/Camera Or On/Off Sleep/Wake iphone 10 has no home button! Volume: Up/Down Not all 2 Multitasking The multitasking
More informationEmpty the Recycle Bin Right Click the Recycle Bin Select Empty Recycle Bin
Taskbar Windows taskbar is that horizontal strip at the bottom of your desktop where your open files and programs appear. It s where the Start button lives. Below are improvements to the taskbar that will
More informationWindows 10 cheat sheet
TECH PRIMER Windows 10 cheat sheet Get to know the new interface, features and shortcuts in Microsoft's latest operating system. Preston Gralla December 15, 2015 Windows 10 is the best operating system
More informationNSCC SUMMER LEARNING SESSIONS MICROSOFT OFFICE SESSION
NSCC SUMMER LEARNING SESSIONS MICROSOFT OFFICE SESSION Module 1 Using Windows Welcome! Microsoft Windows is an important part of everyday student life. Whether you are logging onto an NSCC computer or
More informationWindows 8.1 User Guide for ANU Staff
Windows 8.1 User Guide for ANU Staff This guide has been created to assist with basic tasks and navigating Windows 8.1. Further tips for using Windows 8.1 can be found on the IT Services website, or by
More informationCOMPUTER DESCRIPTION...
Conventions used in this document: Keyboard keys that must be pressed will be shown as Enter or Ctrl. Controls to be activated with the mouse will be shown as Start button > Settings > System > About.
More informationHandout Objectives: a. b. c. d. 3. a. b. c. d. e a. b. 6. a. b. c. d. Overview:
Computer Basics I Handout Objectives: 1. Control program windows and menus. 2. Graphical user interface (GUI) a. Desktop b. Manage Windows c. Recycle Bin d. Creating a New Folder 3. Control Panel. a. Appearance
More informationGetting Started With Windows 7
Getting Started With Windows 7 Congratulations. your computer was just upgraded to the Windows 7 Operating System. The Start Button (same as Vista) The Start Menu Computer = Libraries = My Computer Documents
More informationAndroid (A1000) Y4 Classrooms: User Guide
Android (A1000) Y4 Classrooms: User Guide Provided by the SDUSD Ed Tech Team i21 2014 Teachers - Version 3.25.2014 Table of Contents Basic Functionality... Navigation Tips... Taking a Screenshot... Finding
More informationNETWORK THE HOME 10 FOLDERS APPS
NID-7006 NAXA NID Tablet User s Guide Table of Contents GETTING STARTED 4 CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORK 4 USING THE TOUCHSCREEN 4 USING THE HOME SCREENS 5 USING THE NAVIGATION ICONS 6 USING THE ALL
More informationGetting to Know Windows 10. Handout
Handout Handout Session Overview We re excited to share the exciting new features of Windows 10 and look forward to answering any questions in real time as we learn more about this updated platform together.
More informationUnit III: Working with Windows and Applications. Chapters 5, 7, & 8
Unit III: Working with Windows and Applications Chapters 5, 7, & 8 Learning Objectives In this unit, you will: Launch programs and navigate the Windows task bar. Perform common windows functions. Customize
More informationMiddlebury College Software Management & Self Service
Windows 10 Configuration Tips & Resources Information Technology Services Revised October 12, 2017 The First-Time Login Must Be On-Campus 1. Make sure your new Windows 10 laptop is on campus when you log
More informationUSE WINDOWS FILE HISTORY TO BACK UP YOUR DATA
USE WINDOWS FILE HISTORY TO BACK UP YOUR DATA File History is Windows 10 s main backup tool, originally introduced in Windows 8. Despite the name, File History isn t just a way to restore previous versions
More informationWindows 10 Configuration Tips & Resources
Windows 10 Configuration Tips & Resources I n f o r m a t i o n T e c h n o l o g y S e r v i c e s Revised April 16, 2018 The First-Time Login Must Be On-Campus 1. Make sure your new Windows 10 laptop
More informationCreated by Eugene Stephens 2015
Mac OS X (10.9) Hardware Power cable - Magsafe adapter has 3 states: o Off Not plugged in, not charging o Amber Charging o Green Fully charged o NOTE: Because the port on the laptop is magnetized, small
More informationWelcome to Windows 8. ICT Support Office
Welcome to Windows 8 ICT Support Office Windows 8 User Guide Table of Contents Laptop Specifications... 2 Flexible Design... 2 Technical Specifications... 2 Laptop Description... 3 Introducing Windows
More informationNew to Mac. Viewing Options in Finder:
New to Mac Finder Preferences Finder helps you find and organize your files. To set Finder preferences, click on your desktop > Click Finder on the top left menu > Preferences. General Check External Hard
More informationSolving the Windows 8 Puzzle
Solving the Windows 8 Puzzle Why the change? PC sales had stagnated Touch tablets and smartphones had captured people s imagination Microsoft had to enter the new era Windows 8 is different It merges touch
More informationWindows 8.1 User Guide for ANU Staff
Windows 8.1 User Guide for ANU Staff This guide has been created to assist with basic tasks and navigating Windows 8.1. Further tips for using Windows 8.1 can be found on the IT Services website, or by
More informationNorthstar Digital Literacy Assessment Project Standards
Northstar Digital Literacy Assessment Project Standards Gradually being updated as we build out version 2.0. Topics marked below as appropriate. Basic Computer Skills (2.0) 1. Distinguish between different
More information3.1 Opening the Start menu
QUICK LINKS Home Search Superguide LESSONS Introduction Prerequisite Skills Chapter 1 The Beginning Chapter 2 Windows 10 on Tablets Chapter 3 Exploring Files and Folders Chapter 4 Deeper into Folders Chapter
More informationThe PCC CIS etutorial to Windows
The PCC CIS etutorial to Windows Table of Contents What do I see when I start my computer?...3 What is the desktop?...4 What is the start menu?...5 How do I adjust my windows?...6 How do I minimize a window?...6
More informationIntroducing Windows 8 7
Contents 1 2 3 Contents Introducing Windows 8 7 What is Windows? 8 About Windows 8 9 Windows 8 Interface 10 Navigating Windows 8 12 PC Requirements 16 32-Bit versus 64-Bit 17 Installing Windows 8 18 Getting
More informationipad Basics Table of Contents
ipad Basics Atomic Learning was used to make this handout. Wherever you see the icon throughout the handout, it will list the section and item where it can be found on the Atomic Learning web site: http://www.atomiclearning.com/k12/ipad
More informationWindows 10 Tips & Tricks
Windows 10 Tips & Tricks My Best tips for getting started with Windows 10 and the AgeWell Computer Education Center Welcome to our second Webinar of 2017! Agenda o How to use the Webinar Room o Upcoming
More informationMicrosoft Windows 10. Quick Reference. Watsonia Publishing 47 Greenaway Street Bulleen VIC 3105 Australia
Watsonia Publishing 47 Greenaway Street Bulleen VIC 3105 Australia www.watsoniapublishing.com info@watsoniapublishing.com Quick Reference Course Code: INF1440 Table of Contents Chapter 1: Starting With
More informationFAQ for KULT Basic. Connections. Settings. Calls. Apps. Media
FAQ for KULT Basic 1. What do the Icons mean that can be found in notifications bar at the top of my screen? 2. How can I move an item on the home screen? 3. How can I switch between home screens? 4. How
More informationTips and Tricks for Windows 8
Tips and Tricks for Windows 8 Windows 8 is optimized for touch This means that there are two interfaces to Windows 8, the traditional Desktop and also the new Metro which is optimized for touch. Metro
More informationWindows 10 update April 2018
Windows 10 update April 2018 Jere Minich APCUG Advisor Region 5 Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina. Program Director Lake Sumter Computer Society Leesburg, Florida jminich@apcug.org 1 Windows 10
More informationDigital Content e-reader Features Overview
Digital Content e-reader Features Overview Announcing the launch of our new digital content e-reader. This brief overview will demonstrate some of the most important features of our new e-reader. Once
More informationComputer Essentials Session 1 Lesson Plan
Note: Completing the Mouse Tutorial and Mousercise exercise which are available on the Class Resources webpage constitutes the first part of this lesson. ABOUT PROGRAMS AND OPERATING SYSTEMS Any time a
More informationIntroduction to Windows 10 Part 1
Introduction to Windows 10 Part 1 Higham and Rushden U3A In this presentation we will have a quick look at the following: Starting Windows 10 Typical desktop layout Start screen Cortana and Search Taskbar
More informationContents at a Glance
Contents at a Glance Introduction... 1 Part I: First Steps with Your Laptop... 5 Chapter 1: Discovering the Laptop Advantage...7 Chapter 2: Buying a Laptop...19 Chapter 3: Setting Up Your Laptop...37 Chapter
More informationWindows 10: Part 2. Updated: May 2018 Price: $1.80
Windows 10: Part 2 Updated: May 2018 Price: $1.80 A Special Note on Terminology Windows 10 accepts both mouse and touch commands. This means that you could either use mouse clicks or touch gestures interchangeably.
More informationTUHSD Tech Quick Guide: Windows 8.1 Customization. Table of Contents
Table of Contents Topic Page Number Changing the Screen Size 2 Changing the Screen Resolution 2 Changing the Text and Icon Sizes 3 Secure Network Connection 4 Personalizing the Desktop 5 Windows Store
More informationIntroduction to Personal Computers Using Windows 8 Course 01 - Getting to Know PCs and the Windows 8 User Interface
Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows 8 Course 01 - Getting to Know PCs and the Windows 8 User Interface Slide 1 Course 01: Getting to Know PCs and the Windows 8 User Interface Identify Components
More informationApple SIG Meeting January 4
Page 1 Apple SIG Meeting January 4 Managing Photos on Mac Add pictures and videos to albums in Photos for OS X 1 Launch Photos on your Mac. 2 Click on the Albums tab in the top navigation. 3 Click on All
More informationCommon iphone problems, tips and tricks
Common iphone problems, tips and tricks F. M. Spowart Upd April 2018 Page 2 of 9 Randomly losing contacts; iphone does this for some strange reason. The reason why numbers disappear unlike other phones,
More information