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Frame that holds the content of the program. |
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The main work area for Windows. |
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Attaching a program directly to the taskbar. |
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Right clicking on an icon to see the most recently used files. |
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Lets you know when updates are available for your computer. |
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Stores the files you want to delete. |
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Brings up a variety of options such as opening a program or file, finding help, control panel, and searching for items on your computer. |
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Allows you to see on the taskbar files that are open. Grouped by individual program. |
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Identifies the path for the current open folder. |
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Helps you locate popular or common locations and recently used files and folders. |
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A minimized window on a the task bar. |
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Allow the user to personalize settings on their computer. |
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A window that appears when a command requires additional information. |
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Runs along bottom of your screen, contains minimized windows, quick launch area, and notification area. |
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Feature that allows you to view 2 screens at once on different halves of the desktop. |
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Found on the task bar and lets you easily start programs or open files. |
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Provides easy access to commonly used commands. Appears at the top left of the work area. |
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Shows the names of the program and current file. |
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Contains tabs from which you can choose a variety of commands. |
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Provides information about the current file and process. |
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Organize commands into related tasks. |
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Turns a command on and off and on again. |
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Contains related "buttons" or commands to choose from. Appears in a light grey font at the bottom of the ribbon. |
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Shows different options available for the current command. For instance if you want to change the color of text the color pallet comes up. |
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Lets you see how gallery options or formats will appear without making the actual change. |
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