Icc - Windows Xp

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Set of Computer instructions and controls memory disk devices, printers, CD and DVD drives.

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Operating Systems

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Allows you to easily communicate with and control your computer.

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Microsoft Windows

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Simplifies the process of working with documents and applications.

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Microsoft Windows XP

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Worldwide group of connected computer networks.

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Internet

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Operating system designed for businesses.

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Microsoft Windows XP Professional

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A computer connected to a server.

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Workstation

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A computer that controls access of a network.

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Server

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Operating system designed for entertainment and home use.

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Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

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Another name for Microsoft XP Profession.

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Windows XP

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Windows XP uses 32 bits for addressing and other purposes.

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32-bit Operating System

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Used to create high performance designs, engineering applications, and 3-D animations.

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Windows XP 64-bit Edition

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Performs application related functions like word processing.

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Application Programs

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Combination of hard and software used to communicate with the computer.

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User Interface

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Displays messages and provides information.

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Monitor

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Used ot enter data in the form of communication.

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Keyboard or Mouse

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Can be used by individuals easily with very little training.

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User Friendly

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Also called "Gooey", displays graphics and text when communicating with the user.

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Graphical User Interface (GUI)

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Shows the names of all the computer users on the computer.

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Welcome Screen

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On the right side of the Welcome Screen, lists all of the authorized users for the computer.

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User Icons or User Names

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Can be used to create a new user, change or remove a user, or change user information.

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Control Panel

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A point device used with XP.

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Mouse

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This mouse has 3 buttons, primary, secondary, and wheel buttons.

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Microsoft Intellimouse

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The left Mouse Button

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Primary Mouse Button

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The right mouse button

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Secondary Mouse Button

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Mouse button used for scrolling up and down.

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Wheel Button

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To move the mouse and rest on an item.

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Point

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To press the primary button to choose an item.

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Click

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Opens your user account so you can use the computer.

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Logging on

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The bottom of the screen and contains; start button, task bar area, network area.

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Taskbar

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Used for launching a program.

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Start Button

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Contains a button to show which windows are open on the desktop.

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Taskbar Button Area

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Contains; Show Hidden Icon Button, and notification Button, and the Time.

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Notification Area

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Indicates that 1 or more inactive icons are hidden.

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Show Hidden Icons Button

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Provides quick access to program on the computer.

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Notification Icon

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Shaped like a block arrow.

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Mouse Pointer

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This is every object on the XP Desktop.

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Object

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The unique qualities of an object.

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Properties

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A list of related commands.

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Menu

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Performs a specific action like search for files.

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Command

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Allows you to access most used programs easily.

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Start Menu

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Command above the separation line, top of the left column and the default web browser and default e-mail.

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Pinned Items List

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Below the Separation Line, a list of the most used programs.

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Most Frequently Used Programs

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Follows a command and indicates a submenu.

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Right Arrow

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Follows the Run command and indicates more information is required.

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Ellipses

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To press and release the secondary button (Right).

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Right Click

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Quickly pressing and releasing the left button twice.

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Double Click

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A window currently being used.

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Active Window

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The thin blue line around "My Computer" window.

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Window Border

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Top of the window, contains a small icon.

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Title Bar

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Identifies a Window.

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Window Title

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Left of the Title Bar, contains commands in My Computer.

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System Menu

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Horizontal bar below the Title Bar containing; file, edit, view, favorites, tools, and help.

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Menu Bar

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This allows you to perform often used tasks more quickly.

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Standard Buttons Toolbar

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3 Buttons have this; back, search, and folders.

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Text Labels

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Allows you to launch an application.

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Address Bar

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Shows that an area is expanded.

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Double Up Arrow

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Shows that an area is collapsed.

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Double Down Arrow

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Contains a title and 3 tasks.

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System Tasks Area

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Contains a title and 4 folders; My Network, My Documents, Shared Documents, and Control Panel.

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Other Places Area

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Underlined text like Tasks and folder names.

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Hyperlink

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Documents that are available (shared) with all computer users.

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Shared Documents Folder

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Represents hard disk drives like; 3 1/2 floppy, Disk Drives, and CD Drives.

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Drive Icons

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Makes a window no longer visible on the desktop.

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Minimize Button

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A short on screen note associated with what you are pointing to.

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Tooltip

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Makes a window fit the whole screen.

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Maximize Button

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Returns the window to the size it was before it was Maximized.

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Restore Down Button

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Closes a window.

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Close Button

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Central location for storing and managing documents.

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My Documents Window

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3 tasks; Make new folder, Publish folder, and Share folder.

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File and Folders Task Area

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Links to 4 folders; Desktop, Shared Documents, My Computer, and My Network Places.

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Other Places Area

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This is collapsed and only the title and a double down arrow buttons appear.

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Details Area

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Point to an item, hold down the left mouse button, and move the item to a new location.

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Drag

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Appears when part of a window is not clearly visible.

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Scroll Bar

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Allows you to view areas not currently visible.

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Scroll Box

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Hold down the right mouse button, and move an item to a new location.

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Right Drag

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The area on the hard drive containing all of the deleted items.

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Recycle Bin

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Move an icon from a current location to a new location.

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Move Here

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Resets everything.

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Cancel Command

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Input device that manually enters data.

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Keyboard

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Pressing 1 key or pressing and holding down a combination of 2 or more keys.

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Keyboard Shortcut

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Set of Computer instructions that carry out a task.

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Program

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Set of specific computer instructions to compare a specific task.

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Application Program

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Application program that allows you to create a written document.

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Word Processing Program

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Application program that allows you to create a graphic presentation.

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Presentation Graphics Program

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Application program that allows you to search for and display web pages.

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Web Browser Program

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Internet Explorer is an example on XP.

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Default Web Browser Program

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Internet Explorer or MSN Explorer.

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Web Browser

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This is one web browser program.

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MSN Explorer

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This is a web page you can reference.

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Web Site

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A specific web site and one of millions.

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Msn.com Web Site

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Sites like Msn.com

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Web Page

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The first Web Page that comes up on the computer when you start.

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Home Page or Start Page

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Application program that allows you to view the contents of the computer.

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Windows Explorer

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Displays the Hierarchy structure of folders and drives on the computer.

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Folders Pane or Folder Bar

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The top to bottom importance; Desktop to the other desktop icons.

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Hierarchial Structure

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Left of the icons; means no other folders.

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Minus Sign

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Left of the icons, means there are other folders or subfolders.

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Plus Sign

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The drive or folder containing the files to be copied.

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Source Drive or Source Folder

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The drive or folder where the files are to be copied to.

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Destination Drive or Destination Folder

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A way to move files.

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Move Here

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Change the name of a file.

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Rename

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Available with any running program and answers many questions about XP.

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Help and Support

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A small box and indicates a category.

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Bullet

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Indicates a help category.

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Question Mark

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Contains a list of entries of help topics.

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Help and Support Center Index