Use this free Windows XP tutorial to get the Windows XP help you need to effectively use this operating system.
Windows XP is an operating system that lets you use different types of applications or software. For example, it allows you to use a word processing application to write a letter and a spreadsheet application to track your financial information.
Windows XP is a graphical user interface (GUI). It has pictures (graphical) that you use (user) to communicate (interface) with the computer. This type of system is popular because it’s logical, fun, and easy to use.
This operating system has multi-tasking capabilities, meaning it can run several applications at the same time. Multi-tasking allows you to view this lesson on the Internet at the same time you practice using other applications with Windows XP.
Getting Started
- The Windows XP Desktop
- Launching Programs from the Start Menu
- Getting Familiar with the Windows XP Window
- Moving and Sizing Windows
- Customizing Windows XP Using the Control Panel
File Management
- Files, Folders, and Drives
- Working with Windows Explorer
- Adding Shortcuts
- Using the Recycle Bin
- Searching for Files and Folders
- Managing User Accounts
Accessibility and Problem Solving
- Taking Advantage of Accessibility Options
- Using the Accessibility Wizard
- Using the Help and Support Center
- Using a Printer
- Using System Tools for Basic Maintenance
