Project One

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Project One

• An Introduction to Windows 2000 Professional and
  Office XP

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Objectives

• Describe the Microsoft Windows 2000 user
  interface
• Identify the objects on the Microsoft Windows
  2000 desktop
• Perform the basic mouse operations point, click,
  right-click, double-click, drag, and right-drag
• Open, minimize, maximize, restore, scroll, and
  close a Windows 2000 window

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• Move and resize a window on the desktop
  Understand keyboard shortcut notation
• Launch and quit an application program
• Identify the elements of the Exploring window
• Create, expand, and collapse a folder
• Select and copy one file or a group of files

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• Rename and delete a folder or file
• Quit Windows Explorer
• Use Windows 2000 Help
• Shut down Windows XP
• Identify each application in Microsoft Office XP
• Define the Internet, the World Wide Web, and an
  intranet

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• Explain how each Microsoft Office XP application
  uses the Internet
• Understand the Microsoft Office XP Help System

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What is Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

• What is a User Interface?
• Launching Microsoft Windows Professional
• Closing the Getting Started with Windows 2000
  Dialog Box
• The Desktop as a Work Area

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Point and Click

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Right-Click

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Double-Click
• My Computer Window

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Minimize Button

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Maximize and Restore Down Button

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Close Button

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Drag

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Sizing a Window by Dragging

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Scrolling in a Window

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Resizing a Window
• Closing a Window

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Communicating with MS Windows 2000

• Right-Drag

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The Keyboard and Keyboard Shortcuts

• Launching an Application Using the Start Button
• Quitting a Program

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Windows Explorer

• Starting Windows Explorer and Maximizing Its
  Window
• The Exploring Window

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Windows Explorer

• Displaying the Contents of a Folder

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Windows Explorer

• Expanding a Folder

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Windows Explorer

• Collapsing a Folder

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Creating a New Folder

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Displaying the Destination Folder

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Displaying the Contents of the WINNT Folder

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Selecting a Group of Files

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Copying a Group of Files

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Displaying the Contents of the My Files Folder

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Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk

• Renaming a File or Folder

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Deleting a File or Folder

• Deleting a File by Right-Clicking Its File-Name

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Deleting a File or Folder

• Deleting a Folder

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Deleting a File or Folder

• Quitting Windows Explorer
• Point to the Close button on the Explorer window
  title bar
• Click the Close button

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Using Windows Help

• Contents Sheet

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Using Windows Help

• Index Sheet

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Quitting Windows 2000

• Shutting Down Windows 2000

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What is Microsoft Office XP?

• The Internet, World Wide Web, and Intranets
• Microsoft Office XP and the Internet

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Microsoft Word 2002

• Microsoft Word 2002 and the Internet

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Microsoft Excel 2002

• Microsoft Excel 2002 and the Internet

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Microsoft Access 2002

• Microsoft Access 2002 and the Internet

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Microsoft PowerPoint 2002

• Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 and the Internet

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Microsoft Publisher 2002

• Microsoft Publisher and the Internet

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Microsoft FrontPage 2002

• Microsoft FrontPage

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Microsoft Outlook 2002

• Microsoft Outlook

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The Microsoft Office XP Help System

• Office XP Help

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Learn It Online

• Visit http//scsite.com/offxp/exs.htm
• Follow the steps listed on page INT 1.76

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In the Lab

• To use the Discover Windows 2000 Professional
  Tour
• Have a copy of the Windows 2000 Professional
  CD-ROM
• Follow instructions on page INT 1.77

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