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Teresa Phillips Instructional Technology Specialist Bulloch County Schools

Shake a window to minimize everything except that window

Picture (User Account) –Start; click on picture; Change picture Desktop Background –Change your desktop background (wallpaper) > Rt click desktop; personalize; desktop background (can choose picture library for slideshow) –Themes Start Menu –Rt click > properties > customize

Located in bottom right corner next to clock and date Click to minimize all windows and show desktop

Start > enter text in white box to quickly search computer

Right click on any program > pin to start menu

Customize your taskbar so that programs you use most are located there for quick access Right-click on program > Pin to Taskbar

Grab window and pull down Restore > resize

Pull down any window so it’s not maximized Click on icon in front of and drag to desktop Right click > Rename

Side by Side –Drag open window to side Vertically –Drag window vertically to top or bottom Maximize –Drag window to top to maximize

Libraries (Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos) –Search filters

Start > type psr in search box Records actions on the screen and plays back like slide show

All programs > accessories Takes a screen shot and saves as png or jpeg

Start > all programs > accessories > ease of access

Press Esc to close

Start > All programs > accessories Text can be formatted by selecting the text then: Ctrl + B = Bold Ctrl + I = Italics Ctrl + T= Strike through Ctrl + U= Underline Ctrl + Shift L= bulleted list or numbered list Ctrl + Shift > or < = resizes the font To change color> Rt click and select color Add another sticky note > Click on the + on a current sticky note

Rt click desktop; gadgets; drag anywhere you’d like; more online

Control Panel > System and Security > Backup –Set automatic backups

Start > enter dvd in search box (Windows DVD Maker) –Movies or Slideshows Burn DVD that will play in a DVD player

US/windows/explore/tips-for- windows-live-essentialshttp://windows.microsoft.com/en- US/windows/explore/tips-for- windows-live-essentials SkyDrive (online storage) Mesh (syncs to multiple computers) Photo Gallery Movie Maker

US/windows7/products/homehttp://windows.microsoft.com/en- US/windows7/products/home US/windows7/help/videoshttp://windows.microsoft.com/en- US/windows7/help/videos US/windows/explore/12-tips-for- Windows-7http://windows.microsoft.com/en- US/windows/explore/12-tips-for- Windows-7

Hover over icons at bottom to peek at windows that are open Note: multiple Internet tabs can be viewed

Create jumplists (shortcuts or favorites organized by program) Right click on task bar > put cursor over item > pin Drag from desktop and drop on taskbar

Calculator Paint

Windows + P

Start > All programs > Accessories Saves recordings as wma files

Network locations Folders