Windows 7 Step by Step- P4

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... computer) or vice versa. Windows 7 comes with many user account pictures, depicting a variety of animals, sports, and interests. You can personalize your user account by selecting the picture ... you created in the previous exercise. You’ll change the account picture first to one provided by Windows 7 and then to a custom image. Finally, you’ll assign a password to the account. SET UP You ... Documents\Microsoft Press \Windows7 SBS\Accounts folder to complete this exercise. You also need administrator account credentials. Display the Manage Accounts window of Control Panel, and then follow the steps....

... Windows Backup restore points, that you can revert to. See Also For information about folder and file security, restore points, and restoring previous versions of files, see Windows 7 Step by Step ... such as size and modification date, are maintained by Windows 7 and, for obvious reasons, you cannot change them. Other properties are maintained by the program in which you work with the file, and ... specify whether Windows Explorer and all Windows programs should display file name extensions, which are hidden by default. Every file name has an extension, separated from the name itself by a period,...

... sites by clicking the tabs at the top of one window than by switching between windows. Page tabs New Tab buttonYou can switch between pages by clicking the page tabs, and open a new tab by clicking ... control the way Internet Explorer handles tabs, pop-up windows, and links.See Also For information about pop-up windows, see “Blocking Pop-Up Windows in Chapter 8, “Manage Internet Explorer.” ... window.l You can display thumbnails of the tabs open in all browser windows by pointing to the pinned Internet Explorer button on the Windows Taskbar. Then point to any thumbnail to preview the tab...

... dialog box and apply your changes. Blocking Pop-Up Windows 271 Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. 272 Chapter 8 Manage Internet ExplorerProtecting ... security setting. Configuring Internet Security Zones 277 Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. 278 Chapter 8 Manage Internet Explorer 8. In the Warning ... or decrease the safeguards applied to a specific site by adding it to the Restricted Sites list or to the Trusted Sites list.l Windows 7 incorporates safeguards that help to shield computer...

... second part of the step until at least four Internet Explorer windows are open. 2. Repeat step 1 with the pinned Windows Explorer button to open at least four Windows Explorer windows. 3. Right-click ... commands to arrange open windows, see “Working with Windows in Chapter 4, “Navigate Windows and Folders.”To manually move the taskbar or change its size, you must first unlock it by clicking Lock The ... enter information into the computer by “writing” with a tablet pen or mouse pointer, or by clicking keys on an on-screen keyboard. Modifying the Taskbar 3 27 Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on...

... installed with Windows 7 are not imme-diately available for use because they are not turned on by default. Some are on by default only in specific editions of Windows 7, and some off by default ... monitoring and managing computer performance, see Windows 7 Step by Step Deluxe Edition, by Joan Preppernau and Joyce Cox (Microsoft Press, 2010).To turn Windows programs and features on or off: 1. ... desktop instead of on the Windows Sidebar that was part of Windows Vista.) Windows 7 provides 10 gadgets in the Desktop Gadget Gallery, and you can find many more online, in the Windows Live Gallery....