The Wizard?
By Raymond
The Wizard? Windows XP, like so many other Microsoft
programs, includes a wizard program that help step you
through the process configuring something. Example, the
New Connection Wizard leads you through the many steps
required to set up a dial-up connection to the Internet.
The wizards include instructions for each step,
it tells you what information you must provide and making
suggestions regarding your choices. Most all wizards display
many window of information and questions, most have Next,
Back, and Cancel buttons at the bottom of each of the
window.
You need to fill out the information requested by the
wizard and then click on the Next button to continue.
Click the Back button, to get back to a previous wizard
window. Click the Cancel button, to exit the wizard window.
If there's no next wizard screen, you will see a Finish
button, so hit the Finish, when your Finish! WinXpFix.com
Using The Mouse Basics? A mouse is a device that
you use to manipulate objects in Windows. As you move
the mouse on it's pad, the mouse pointer on-secreen moves
in tandem. The moues pointer, or simply pointer is the
small symbol (such as a arrow) that moves on the screen
when you move your mouse. The other indicator, is the
cursor, which will usually appears as a blinking vertical
line, it will shows when you type in text. WinXpFix.com
How to:
1. How to point to an object on the screen: move the
mouse pointer directly over that object. That is, you
point to an object when you are preparing to do something
to it.
2. How to click an object to which your mouse pointer
is currently pointing: you press the left mouse button
once and quickly release it. You click an object to issue
a command, open a program, or select an object.
3. How to right-click an object: point to it and then
press and release the right mouse button. When you right-click
an object, Windows and many applications display a menu
called a context menu, which lists commands that pertain
to that object.
4. How to double-click an object: you point to it and
then press and release the left mouse button twice rapidly.
Double-clicking is the standard method in Windows for
starting an application or selecting an object from a
dialog box and immediately closing the box. WinXpFix.com
5. How to drag an object from place to place: you first
point to it and then click and hold down the mouse button
don't release it yet. Next, you move the pointer in the
directions you want to drag the object. When the pointer
is in the position where you want the object to appear,
you release the mouse button. Normally a drag operation
involves the left mouse button.
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