More details  Recycle Bin  Holds files deleted from the C drive  Since you store files on the H drive, the Recycle Bin won’t hold you files  Gadget.

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 Recycle Bin  Holds files deleted from the C drive  Since you store files on the H drive, the Recycle Bin won’t hold you files  Gadget  Mini-programs that show weather, news, time  Add gadgets to the Sidebar from the gadget gallery  Taskbar  Shows you open applications

Menus Gadgets Shortcut Menu Taskbar

Navigation and search Command bar Column Headings Drives Details

Navigation and search Medium- sized icons Folders

Navigation and search Medium- sized icons Folders

Navigation and search Column Headings Document preview Folders Details

Right-click on any drive or folder to create a New Folder

The “New Folder” button will add a new folder, too

 Use a hierarchy to organize file and easily find what you’re looking for Info ProcessingWord Docs Practice files Reports Excel filesPowerPoint files Practice files Projects Publisher Greeting cards Brochures

 F1 Key  Start Menu

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