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It tells about working in the Windows operating system (on the example of versions XP and 7), the text editor Word 2010 and other applications necessary for each user: archivers, antiviruses and programs for watching videos and listening to music (Winamp, QuickTime Pro). Much attention is paid to work on the Internet. It covers web browsers, e-mail, and various useful web applications - file download managers, ICQ, Windows Live Messenger, MSN, and many others. The second edition covers the new OS - Windows 7, as well as the latest versions of applications for users.
For novice PC users.
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The taskbar, as you remember, is at the bottom of the screen - the menu is located here Start, icons of running programs are also displayed here. On the right are a clock showing the time (and if you move the mouse cursor over it, the day, month and year), as well as icons of some programs, by clicking on which you can call the corresponding program. Only frequently used programs are displayed next to the clock - to open the entire list, click on the arrow next to the language bar.
Using the language bar, you can switch the text input language by clicking on the bar with the mouse and selecting a different language. You can also change the language with a keyboard shortcut
In the window select the tab Keyboard options (in Windows 7 - Switch keyboard), in the window that opens (Fig. 2.52) click the button Change keyboard shortcut and choose the combination you want:
Using the language preferences window, you can add a new input language, customize the display of the language bar, or how to quickly switch to the desired language. You will hardly need these functions in your daily work - in most cases everything will be limited only by the language switching settings. As practice shows, the most convenient keyboard shortcut is
To enter the taskbar settings, right-click on it - the taskbar menu will open (Fig. 2.54).
Now let's look at this menu in a little more detail - in the drop-down menu Toolbars you can specify which toolbars should be displayed on the taskbar. To select the appropriate panel, click on it and the panel will be added. You can add the following panels:
? The address - visited Internet addresses;
? Language bar - adding and removing a language bar;
? Desktop - the drop-down menu displays all the icons and folders that are on the desktop. If the folder contains files, they are displayed in the drop-down menu;
? Quick start - displays the quick launch panel of the most used programs. The panel is located next to the menu Start.
Several more links have been added in Windows Vista:
? Windows Media Player - when listening to music using Windows Media Player, you can minimize it to the taskbar. Then this panel will be displayed (Fig. 2.55). While the song is playing, its title will be displayed. The most necessary buttons for playback and operations on the multimedia file will also be available;
? Tablet PC - input panel. When this panel is selected, a shortcut button for the virtual keyboard will appear. This feature is required when using Windows Vista on tablet computers. There is no keyboard on such computers, and all data is entered using such a virtual keyboard, since the screens of such computers are sensitive to pressure.
In Windows 7, the taskbar settings menu has remained almost unchanged compared to Windows XP / Vista and includes the following items:
? Tablet PC Input Panel;
? Desktop;
? Language bar.
Below is the option Create toolbar, which calls the corresponding dialog box (Fig. 2.56). You can select the desired folder and place it on the taskbar. Clicking on the arrow next to the folder name will display a drop-down menu showing the contents of that folder. If there are other folders in the folder, their contents will be displayed as a submenu. Using this function, you can make, for example, quick access to the My Documents folder or hard disk partitions - on the one hand, it is convenient, and on the other hand, it overloads the taskbar with unnecessary icons, but ultimately it's up to you - you configure the system for your tastes and preferences.
In Windows Vista / Windows 7, the window for adding a folder to the taskbar looks a little different (Fig. 2.57). On the left, you can select a drive and folder. To add a folder to the taskbar, select it on the right side of the window.
Below menu Toolbars there are options that customize the display of multiple windows (after all, Windows is a multitasking system and allows you to run several applications at the same time, remember?). Windows can be displayed:
Cascade (Fig. 2.58);
From top to bottom (Fig. 2.59);
From left to right (Fig. 2.60).
Option Show Desktop (see fig. 2.54) minimizes all windows and shows the desktop. Next option, Task Manager, calls a special program showing the currently running applications. The task manager is also invoked by rolling keys ... Most often, this application is needed to turn off a "frozen" program: sometimes it happens that you launch something like that, and when it starts, it does not react to any actions. In this case, press the three mentioned keys to bring up the main program window (Fig. 2.61).
Now you need to select the "frozen" program in the task manager on the tab Applications (in the column condition opposite the program name will be indicated Doesn't answer) and press the button Remove task - the computer "thinks" for a while, and then terminates the incorrectly working application.
In the tab Processes the task manager shows all running programs - not only those with which you are currently working, but absolutely everything, including system applications, antivirus and security programs, the work of which we usually do not notice, but without them working on a PC would simply be impossible ( fig. 2.62).
In the tab Speed (Fig. 2.63) shows the percentage of use of resources of RAM and paging file. Paging file is a hidden file on your hard drive that Windows uses to store running parts of programs and files that do not fit in RAM. RAM and paging file make up virtual memory computer.
In the tab Net (Fig. 2.64) displays the percentage of network congestion. On the last tab, Users, the currently active user is shown - for more information about users and the division of rights between them, see sect. User Accounts in this chapter.
In Windows Vista, another tab has been added to the Windows Task Manager - Services (fig. 2.65). This tab displays a list of running services on your PC. You can view information about each service, stop or start it and go to the process. To go to the process, right-click on the service name and select the option in the menu that opens Go to process... In practice, you will hardly need this tab - most often these options are used if the computer acts as a server. However, Microsoft also has separate operating systems for servers, the study of which is beyond the scope of this book.
Using the Task Manager menu bar, you can configure a program, launch an application or open a selected folder, and shut down a computer or an individual user.
The next taskbar menu option is Dock the taskbar (see fig. 2.54). By default, the taskbar is located at the bottom of the screen, but you can optionally position it at the top, left and right. To do this, uncheck the box by clicking on this option and drag the taskbar with the mouse.
The last option, Properties, calls a dialog box (Fig. 2.66). These windows are slightly different in Windows XP and Windows Vista. In Windows XP this window has two tabs, in Windows Vista there are four and the options are arranged slightly differently. First, let's look at this window in Windows XP. As I already mentioned, in this version of Windows, this window consists of two tabs - Task bar and Start menu.
In the tab Task bar the following options are located.
? Dock the taskbar - analogue of the option in the main menu. If this option is checked, the taskbar cannot be dragged with the mouse to another part of the screen.
If you activate this option, the taskbar will disappear from the screen when you are not working with it. In this case, the taskbar can be called up by moving the mouse cursor to the bottom of the screen.
? Show the taskbar on top of other windows - when this option is activated, the taskbar is always displayed over the windows of running programs.
? Group similar taskbar buttons - this function is available in Windows XP and Windows Vista. Earlier versions of Windows do not have this feature. If you, for example, launch several Word documents, then they are displayed on the taskbar with one icon, when you click on it, a menu of all running documents opens (Fig. 2.67). A very convenient function - if you launch several programs or documents at once, the taskbar is not overloaded with unnecessary icons.
Adds a quick launch bar from which you can launch frequently used programs with one click.
? Display clock - adds and removes clock from the taskbar.
In Windows XP, by default, the clock displays only the most frequently used programs. To display everything, click on the arrow icon near the language bar (Fig. 2.68).
To customize the icons displayed, click Tune and in the dialog box that appears (Fig. 2.69) select the programs that should be displayed by the clock.
On the second tab of the dialog box Taskbar and Start Menu Properties (see Fig. 2.66) there are menu settings Start (fig. 2.70).
There are two menu options in Windows XP and Windows Vista Start: classic, which can be seen in earlier versions of Windows, and new, more convenient.
Let's start with the classic one. Click the button Startto open the menu. Now let's look at each option in more detail.
? Turn off computer - turns off the computer. When you click this button, a dialog box appears in which you can select further actions: turn off the computer, restart, or go to sleep. In Windows Vista, the shutdown window is implemented as a drop-down menu, and there is also an option to shutdown the user.
? End of session - in Windows XP, this function ends the user in the system. In Windows Vista, this option is missing from the classic menu.
? Execute - calls a window through which you can run any program by writing the name of the executable file in the line.
? To find - allows you to search for files and folders, people in your address book or anything on the Internet.
? Settings - contains a submenu with which you can call the control panel, as well as configure the printer and network connections.
? Documents - this menu displays the last documents with which you worked. Also from here you can quickly go to the folders My Documents and My Pictures.
? Programs - here is a list of installed programs. You will have to install most applications yourself (we will talk about this in chapter 3). By default, only the programs contained in the Standard folder are installed: Paint, WordPad, Notepad, Calculator, as well as games and utility utilities. We will talk in detail about them in sect. 2.6.
? Quick Launch Icons - above are icons for quick launch of programs that register themselves in the main menu Start.
You can also customize the menu from the dialog box Taskbar and Start Menu Properties, tab Start Menu... Select the classic menu and press the button Tune. The dialog box shown in Fig. 2.71.
Here you can add and remove shortcuts to programs, as well as configure additional menu options Start.
New menu Start looks a little different in Windows XP / Vista (Fig. 2.72).
Badges My Computer, My Network Places, My Documents and My drawings are now in the right menu. There are also connection shortcuts, control panel shortcuts, help call and drop-down lists of recently used documents. In the left pane of the new menu Start there are application shortcuts and a list of installed programs.
Similar to the classic, the new menu can be customized - for this in the dialog box Taskbar and Start Menu Properties select the Start Menu tab and click the Customize button next to the label Start Menu - the settings dialog box will appear (Fig. 2.73).
In Windows XP, the settings window consists of two tabs. In the tab General you can customize the size of the icons, the number of shortcuts to frequently displayed programs, and the display of the browser icon (programs for browsing the Internet).
In the tab Additionally (Fig. 2.74) you can configure the display of some menu items Start (My Computer, My Documents, My Network Neighborhood etc.). The element may not be displayed at all, or it may be displayed as a link - then when you click on it, the corresponding program will start. The third option is to display it as a menu, in which case an arrow will appear next to the icon and when you select an item, a menu will open. If you put display as a menu, for example My computer, then when you click on it with the mouse, a menu will open showing the contents of the window My computer, namely the list of drives (including removable), control panel and the My Documents folder. If you click on the drive name, Explorer will launch and take you to the drive of your choice.
Some elements ( Search, Printers and Faxes, Network Neighborhood) can be displayed only as links or not displayed at all - for this, you need to check or uncheck the corresponding checkbox.
Also on the tab Additionally can set menu options Start:
? Expand menu on hover and hover - in this case, the submenu will appear when you hover the mouse over the menu containing it.
If this option is disabled, you need to click on the menu with the mouse for the submenu to appear;
? Highlight recently installed programs - when this option is activated, recently installed programs will be displayed in the menu Start in a different color.
In Windows Vista, the new menu settings window Start simplified and consists of one tab (Fig. 2.75). Here you can specify which folders to display and which not. This window also sets the size of the list of recently used programs - nine programs are installed by default, but you can change the number of links to recently used programs.
Also in this window you can configure the settings for displaying Internet and e-mail links - you can set in which program the links will open. By default, Internet Explorer and Windows Mail are installed, respectively, but if you have an alternative browser or email program installed, you can select them from this menu.
Now let's look at the dialog Taskbar and Start Menu Properties in Windows Vista. As I mentioned earlier, this window consists of four tabs - Taskbar, Start Menu, Notification Area and Toolbars.
On the menu Task bar (Fig. 2.76) there are options: Dock the taskbar, Automatically hide the taskbar, Show the taskbar on top of other windows, Group similar taskbar buttons and Show Quick Launch Bar - all these options were present in the corresponding window in Windows XP. They do the same thing as in XP, so we won't look at them again. However, Vista added a new option - Show window samples (thumbnails)... This option is available if the new Windows theme - Vista semi-transparent windows is enabled. Now, if you hover your mouse over the window icon on the taskbar, a small thumbnail of it will open (Fig. 2.77) - so you can understand what this window is, and you can easily find what you need, even if there are many programs running.
In the tab Start Menu window Taskbar and Start Menu Properties in Windows Vista (Fig. 2.78) there is also a switch from the classic menu to the Windows Vista menu. Also added here section Confidentiality... With these options, you can turn off the list of recently opened files and programs that is displayed in the menu Documents. To prevent the system from remembering the last files and programs you worked with, uncheck the boxes Store and display a list of recently opened files and Store and display a list of recently opened programs.
In the tab Notification area (Fig. 2.79) the settings of the notification area, which is located in the lower right corner of the screen, next to the clock, are configured. Turns icon display on and off here Clock, Volume, Network and Power ... With option Hide unused icons you can enable or disable hiding the icons of unused programs in the notification area. When the button is pressed Tune a notification icon customization window opens, where you can specify which icons should be displayed and which should be hidden.
In the tab Toolbars (Fig. 2.80) you can enable or disable the display of toolbars on the taskbar. This list repeats the menu Panelswhich is invoked by right-clicking on the taskbar. By checking or unchecking the corresponding checkboxes, you can add or remove the address, link, tablet, and more panels.
In Windows 7, the menu properties window Start consists of three tabs - Task bar, Start Menu and Toolbars... In the tab Task bar (Fig. 2.81) you can adjust the position of the taskbar on the screen, as well as its properties - the taskbar can be pinned (in this case, it cannot be dragged across the screen) or reduced (the Use small icons). When checking the box Auto hide taskbar the panel will disappear from the screen if you do not perform any operations on it.
When the button is pressed Tune the notification area settings window opens (Fig. 2.82).
As with previous versions of Windows, here you can choose which icons to display in the notification area and which not. The window consists of a list of programs whose icons can be displayed in the notification area. To the right of each icon there is a drop-down list with three display options:
? Show icon and notifications;
? Hide icon and notifications;
? Show only notifications.
I advise you to select only the most used programs to show them in the notification area - these can be antivirus, volume control icon, network connection icon. Everything else can be hidden. To bring up hidden icons in Windows 7, click on the arrow to the left of the notification area (Fig. 2.83).
In the tab Start Menu dialog box Taskbar and Start Menu Properties (fig. 2.84) there are menu settings Start.
In Windows 7, the classic menu has been removed, the new menu is divided into two areas (Fig. 2.85): in the left area there is a list of recently launched applications. When you press the menu All programs a list of all applications installed on your computer will open. On the right side there are buttons for calling Explorer, a folder with documents, a control panel and a help system. In general, everything is for the convenience of the user.
To open the menu settings window Start press the button Tune. A window will open Customizing the Start Menu (fig. 2.86) - here you can set which elements to display and which not. Some items can be displayed as a menu or as a link, or they can not be displayed at all. To enable or disable the display of some elements, select or, conversely, uncheck the box. I advise you to use the default settings first, and then, when you get a little more comfortable with it, you can add and remove items to your liking.
In the tab Toolbars dialog box Taskbar and Start Menu Properties (Fig. 2.87) you can enable or disable the display of additional toolbars on the taskbar. Everything is the same here as in previous versions of Windows - you can add an address bar, a list of links, a Tablet PC input panel, and a list of desktop folders to the taskbar.
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Windows 10 lets you disable and enable the Handwriting Panel. This is a new feature that you can open with the touch keyboard and type with your fingers or stylus (stylus). In fact, clicking on the handwriting input panel icon on the OSK turns it into a text editor. When you type the alphabet or symbols, here it will accurately recognize and convert it into the correct form. If you want to turn this panel on or off, Windows 10 includes this option in the app settings. Alternatively, you can do the same with a simple registry tweak. Let's get down to customization.
How to disable, enable Handwriting Panel on Windows 10
1. In the application settings
Step 1: Open the application settings using the Windows key and I. Click on devices in the setting category present on this page.
Step 2: Select Windows Pen and Ink from the left pane. Quickly go to the Handwriting panel section and check the box in the dialog box that enables linking controls in supported apps. Uncheck the box to disable it.
Currently this feature will be available for all text fields in xaml. You cannot use the same for Cortana, the address bar for Microsoft Edge, calendar entries, and emailing. However, the technical staff of Microsoft corporation is trying hard to implement this feature everywhere in future updates.
But you have another way to enjoy this feature.
How to enable Handwriting Panel on Windows 10 using Registry Editor
With a little tweaking of the registry, we can easily implement this great feature. Here are the steps to do this:
Step 1: Go to the search box next to the Start button and type regedit here.
Step 2: Press the keyboard Enter button, this will bring up the Registry Editor window on the screen.
Step 3: navigate to the next path in the left pane:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \\ Software \\ Microsoft \\ Windows \\ CurrentVersion \\ Pen
Step 4: After reaching the target key, find the DWORD parameter EnableEmbeddedInkControl. Double-click and enter 0 to disable and 1 to enable Handwriting Panel in Windows 10. Select OK.
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With the introduction of Windows 10 Build 17074, Microsoft has revolutionized features for touchscreen devices. You can now turn off Turn on Handwriting Panel on Windows 10. This is for users who don't like having it on touch devices. Microsoft is involved in making things easier for users and in the future, you will see the text box on the classic handwriting panel with just a touch of the pen. Until then, follow this method and use it with pleasure.
In the previous issue, we examined in detail the process of installing Windows 7. This time let's see what the desktop, the taskbar and the notification area of \u200b\u200bthe new operating system from Microsoft are like (the official start of sales of the “seven” is October 22, 2009). Let me remind you that the test copy is the licensed version of Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit rus, the test machine is a computer based on the ASUS M2N Sli Deluxe motherboard, AMD 64 X2 5200+ processor (2.61 GHz), 3 GB RAM and a video card GeForce 8600GT.
Before we get down to work, it is necessary to ensure a standard level of security: install an antivirus (it is advisable to download the installation package before installing Windows 7), enable the built-in firewall and install updates for the operating system. Patches and patches are updated through the Start menu\u003e Control Panel\u003e System and Security\u003e Windows Update\u003e Check for Updates ”. In our case, 23 updates were downloaded with a total size of about 80 MB. And only after completing these procedures, you can safely use the new system: go to the Internet, install various software, work with removable media (CDs, flash drives).
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So, back to the topic of our conversation. What do we see on the screen? (Fig. 1) A desktop with two icons ("Trash" and Avast! 5.0 antivirus), a button with several icons next to it, a taskbar and a notification area (system tray). And a huge Windows logo in the middle of the screen. In principle, there are no fundamental changes compared to Windows XP.
Right-click (RMB) on an empty space on the desktop. A menu will appear:
Customize desktop icons. You can choose the size of labels: large, regular and small icons; as in Windows XP, arrange shortcuts automatically, align icons to grid. The line “display gadgets” has been added to the item “display desktop icons”.
"Sorting". Here you can arrange icons according to the following criteria: name, size, element type, date modified.
"Refresh". Updating the desktop.
“Insert” and “Insert shortcut”. A file or folder saved on the clipboard is copied to the desktop.
“Create”. You can create a folder, shortcut or one of seven types of documents.
"Screen resolution". In this window, you can select the screen, working resolution and orientation (landscape, portrait).
“Gadgets” (Fig. 2). Gadgets or widgets are small applications that provide additional information (weather forecast or exchange rates, calendar, etc.). Gadgets have been around since Windows Vista. Their place is the right side panel. There are only nine widgets available by default. The rest can be found on a specialized site (some of the gadgets written for Vista are compatible with the "seven"). Almost every widget can be customized: change the appearance, size, functionality, transparency of the window. 
"Personalization" (Fig. 3). Here you can change the theme, which simultaneously changes the desktop background, window color, sounds and splash screen. These items can also be configured separately. In the same window, you can configure desktop icons, mouse pointers, account picture, color and appearance of the window, transparency; border color of window, menu and taskbar. You can download other themes from the Internet by following the link.
As you probably already noticed in the figure, the path in the top panel is active, i.e. you can easily navigate the nested levels. In this case, with one click, you can be in the "Control Panel" window. Very comfortably.
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We turn our eyes to the lower left corner. Button (fig. 4). We will do a detailed analysis of what is hidden behind this button in the next issue of the newspaper.
Nearby are three large buttons: IE, Libraries (Figure 5), Windows Media Player. Instead of rectangular tabs a la Windows XP, we have square icons. To see a thumbnail with the contents of the window, just hover the mouse arrow (Fig. 6). The "Minimize all windows" button has been moved to the lower right corner and looks like a regular rectangle. 
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Right-click on the taskbar. The functionality has changed little since Windows XP. You can add / remove the following panels: address, links, tablet PC input panel, desktop, language bar; arrange working windows in a special way: cascade, stack, side by side, or close all and show the desktop. You can also dock the taskbar and open properties. The task manager is launched through the same menu. Again, the design and functionality changes are minor. If you're upgrading from XP to 7, the new interface should be easy to get used to.
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Go to the lower right corner (notification area, Fig. 7). Here are located (from left to right): language bar, system tray icons, clock and calendar. At the end - the button "Minimize all windows".
We go from left to right. After the language bar, where everything is standard, we see a white triangle. Behind it are tray icons that do not fit into the available space. In my case, inside is the antivirus icon and the "Configure" button (customize the notification area icons).
Checkbox icon. LMB opens a submenu: messages, archive settings, open the support center. RMB - open Support Center, fix the problem, open Windows Update. Novice users will surely appreciate the ability to access a particular menu using links in various windows.
Network settings. LMB - current connection, existing connection; PKM - Troubleshooting, Network and Sharing Center, Connect Network.
Sounds. LMB: opens the window for adjusting the volume level of the current device. RMB calls the submenu: volume mixer (here you can separately set the volume for various devices: system sounds, speakers, headphones), playback devices, recording devices, sounds, volume parameters.
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| Posted by Uncle Zorych, at 2011-06-20 18:08:38 1.Open Tablet PC Input Panel. To do this, click the Start button Picture of the Start button. In the search box, type Tablet PC Input Panel, and then tap Tablet PC Input Panel in the list of results. *** rn2 From the Tools menu, click Exit, if available. The Exit command may not appear when using an external digitizer or touchscreen connected to a laptop or desktop PC, and never appears when using a tablet. If the Exit command is not displayed, follow these steps. *** rn1. Tap the Tools button and then Options. 2.On the Opening tab, clear the Show icon by text box (tablet pen) and Use Input Panel tab, and then tap OK. |
