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 Switch Between Windows You can have more than one window open at a time you can easily switch between all the windows you have open. Each window is like a separate piece of paper. Switching between window lets you place a different piece of paper at the top of the pile. You can work in only one window at a time. The active window (example : paint) appears in front of all other windows and displays a blue title bar. The taskbar displays a button for each open window. To display the window you want to work with in front of all other windows, move the mouse over its button on the taskbar and then press the left button. The window appears in front of all other windows. This lets you clearly view the contents of the window.

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