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Description:
This course provides a detailed overview of Microsoft Windows XP operating system, including the following: personalizing your computer, installing hardware and software, working with files and folders, adding printers and printing files, working in a network environment, using the Internet, working offline, communicating with e-mail, protecting data, and taking care of your computer. This course incorporates the beginner, intermediate and advanced Windows XP courses into one class.

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| The Fundamentals |
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Starting Windows XP Home |
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Starting Windows XP Professional |
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Understanding the Windows XP Screen |
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A Look at the New Windows XP Start Menu |
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Using the Mouse: Pointing, Clicking, and Double-clicking |
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Using the Mouse: Dragging and Dropping |
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Using the Mouse: Right-clicking |
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Using the Keyboard |
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Exiting Windows and Turning off Your Computer |
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| Working with a Window |
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Understanding the Parts of a Window |
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Minimizing, Maximizing and Restoring a Window |
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Closing a Window |
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Moving a Window |
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Sizing a Window |
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Switching Between Windows |
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Tiling and Cascading Windows |
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| Working with a Windows Program |
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Using Toolbars |
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Filling Out a Dialog Box |
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Entering Text in the WordPad Program |
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Editing Text |
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Saving and Opening a File |
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Selecting, Replacing, and Deleting Text |
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Using Undo |
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Printing a File |
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Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Text |
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Changing the Font Type and Size |
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Using Bold, Italics, and Underline |
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Changing Paragraph Alignment |
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Getting Help by Contents |
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Getting Help with the Help Index and Search |
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Saving and Opening Files in Different Locations |
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| Working with Files and Folders |
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Using My Computer to See What's in Your Computer |
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Opening a Folder |
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Creating and Renaming a Folder |
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Copying, Moving and Deleting a Folder |
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Opening, Renaming, and Deleting a File |
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Copying and Moving a File |
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Restoring a Deleted File and Emptying the Recycle Bin |
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A Closer Look at Files and Folders |
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Changing How Information is Displayed |
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Selecting Multiple Files and Folders |
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Finding a File Using the Search Companion |
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Managing the Search Companion |
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Using Windows Explorer |
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File Management Using Windows Explorer |
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Using MS-DOS |
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Creating and Using a Compressed Folder |
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| Customizing the Taskbar and Desktop |
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Using the Windows Classic Appearance |
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Moving, Resizing, and Hiding the Taskbar |
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Customizing the Start Menu |
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Working with the Quick Launch Toolbar |
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Opening Recent Documents |
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Using the Run Command to Start a Program |
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Adding Shortcuts to the Desktop |
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Starting a Program Automatically when Windows Starts |
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| Customizing Windows |
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Changing the Date and Time |
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Adjusting your Computer's Volume |
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Changing the Color Scheme and Appearance |
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Adding Wallpaper to the Desktop |
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Adjusting the Screen Resolution |
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Adjusting the Screen Color Depth |
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Using a Screen Saver |
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Changing System and Program Sounds |
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Adjusting the Mouse |
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Customizing How Folders Look and Work |
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Customizing Folder View Options |
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| The Free Programs |
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Notepad |
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Calculator |
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Sound Recorder |
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Paint |
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Creating Pictures with Paint |
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Play Games |
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Character Map |
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| Working with Pictures and Multimedia |
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Transferring Digital Photos to your Computer |
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Viewing and Managing Your Digital Photos |
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Printing Digital Photos |
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E-mailing Digital Photos |
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Ordering Prints Online |
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Introduction to the Windows Media Player |
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Playing a CD on Your Computer |
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Copying CDs to Your Hard Drive |
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Creating a Playlist |
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Burning Music CDs |
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Listening to Internet Radio Stations |
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Changing Skins |
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Playing a DVD on Your Computer |
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| Optimizing and Maintaining your Computer |
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Repairing Disk Errors |
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Defragmenting Your Hard Disk |
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Freeing Up Space on your Hard Disk |
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Scheduling Tasks |
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Installing New Software |
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Removing Software |
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Adding and Removing Windows Components |
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Installing a Printer |
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Changing Printer Settings and the Default Printer |
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Shutting Down a Frozen Program |
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Installing New Hardware |
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Using Windows Update |
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Restoring Your Computer |
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Using the Device Manager |
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| Exploring the Internet |
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Connecting to the Internet |
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Displaying a Specific Web Page |
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Browse the Web |
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Search the Web |
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Adding a Web Page to Favorites and Changing your Home Page |
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Displaying a History of Visited Web Pages |
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Clearing the History of Visited Web Pages |
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Downloading Pictures and Files |
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Understanding the Information Bar |
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Using the Pop-up Blocker |
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Understanding Information Security |
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Understanding Windows Firewall |
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Introduction to E-mail |
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Composing and Sending E-mail |
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Adding a Name to the Address Book |
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Receiving E-mail |
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Replying to a Message |
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Forwarding and Deleting a Message |
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| Passwords, Logons, and User Accounts |
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Creating a New User Account on a Workgroup Computer |
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Creating a New User on a Domain Computer |
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Editing a User Account on a Workgroup |
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Editing a User Account on a Domain |
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Logging Off Windows on a Workgroup |
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Logging Off Windows on a Domain |
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Logging On to Windows on a Workgroup |
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Logging On to Windows on a Domain |
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Changing Your Password on a Workgroup |
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Changing Your Password on a Domain |
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Changing the Log On Process on a Workgroup |
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| Networking with Windows XP |
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Browsing the Network |
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Mapping a Network Drive |
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Connecting to a Network Printer |
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Sharing Your Files and Printer on the Network |
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Changing Access Permissions to a Shared Folder |
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Specifying Security Options to a Shared Folder |
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| Setting Up a Network |
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Ethernet Networks |
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Installing an Ethernet Home Network |
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Wireless Networks |
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Installing a Wireless Home Network |
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Connecting to a Wireless Network |
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Connecting to a Wireless Network Manually |
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Automatically Connect to a Wireless Network |
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Basic Network Troubleshooting |
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Installing a Network Card |
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Managing Network Protocols and Components |
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Understanding and Configuring TCP/IP |