Education
Basics of Window 98
Introduction to Windows 98
Start Windows
Start a Program
Using the Mouse
Maximize a Window
Minimize a Window
Move a Window
Size a Window
Scroll Through a Window
Switch Between Windows
Close a Window
Shut Down Windows
View Contents of Your Computer
Change Appearance of Items
Sort Items
Using Windows Explorer
Open a File
Select Files
Rename a File
Create a New Folder
Move and Copy Files
Copy a File to a Floppy Disk
Delete a File
Restore a Deleted File
Empty the Recycle Bin
Find a File
Move the Taskbar
Size the Taskbar
Change the Date and Time
Add Wallpaper
Set Up a Screen Saver
Change Screen Colors
Change Screen Resolution
Change Color Depth
Change Mouse Settings
Play a Music CD
Adjust the Volume
Format a Floppy Disk
Detect and Repair Disk Errors
Add Windows Components
Install a Printer
Basics of Window 98
Select Files
  • Before working with files, you must first select the files you want to work with. Selected files appear highlighted on your screen.

  • You can select folders the same way you select files. Selecting a folder will select all the files in the folder.
Select One File
  1. Move the mouse over the file you want to select and then press the left button.
  2. The file is highlighted.
  3. This area displays the number of files you selected.
Select a Group of Files
  • Move the mouse over the first file you want to select and then press the left button.
  • Press and hold down the Shift key.
  • Still holding down the Shift key, move the mouse over the last file you want to select and then press the left button.
Select Random Files
  • Move the mouse over a file you want to select and then press the left button.
  • Press and hold down the Ctrl key.
  • Still holding down the Ctrl key, move the mouse over each file you want to select and then press the left button.

Note : To deselect all of the files in a window, move the mouse over a blank area in the window and then press the left button.