Microsoft™ Windows NT

Orientation

What is Windows NT and What are the Benefits?

• Overview

• Advantages and Benefits

• Similarities With Existing Windows Products

• Universal Standards for Windows-Based Applications

Windows NT Workstation User Interface

• Windows and the Mouse

• Windows Control Buttons

• Menu Bars and Pull-Down Menus

• Dialog Boxes

• Sizing, Resizing, Moving Windows and Folders

• Copying, Cutting, and Pasting

The Windows NT Desktop

• My Computer

• Recycle Bin

• My Brief Case

• Network Neighborhood

• Inbox/Outlook

Getting Around the Desktop

• The Start Button and the Start Menu

• The Taskbar - Setting Options, Sizing and Positioning

Managing the Desktop

• Arranging Desktop Icons

• Arranging Windows

• Running Multiple Programs

• Switching Between Applications

Shutdown and Restart Procedures

Increase Productivity by Customizing Desktop

• Creating, Adding, and Deleting Shortcuts

• Adding, Moving and Deleting Folders

• Placing Tools and Files on the Desktop

File Management With Explorer

• Copying, Moving, Deleting, and Renaming

• Entire System Display, Including Devices

• View Options

• Long File Names

• Quick View - No More Guessing About File Contents!

• Sorting Files in Folder Windows

• Undoing Operations

Formatting and Copying Diskettes

• Using Explorer

• Using the Desktop

Utilities and Accessories

• Using Find and Run

• The New Help System

• Using the Documents Menu

• Using Control Panel to Customize the Environment

• Using the Recycle Bin

Printing With Windows NT Workstation

• Adding and Selecting Printers

• Setting Printer Properties

• The Print Queue

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