Microsoft Windows XP Standard Tutorial Self-Learning Manual

Author: Microsoft Corporation [USA]
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: Now, many people are using computers, and an increasing number of computers are installed with Windows XP. However, some people do not know why Windows XP needs to be installed on their computers or what convenience and benefits it will bring. This book starts with the basic operations of Windows XP and focuses on introducing the new features and application scope of the Windows XP operating system, enhancing the ability to experience computer applications, and helping readers master the practical functions of Windows XP at the fastest speed.
Chapter 1: Experience Windows XP
What new features has Windows XP added? This chapter will take you through the experience of Windows XP.
Chapter 2: Getting Started with Windows XP
This chapter will introduce the most basic and simple operations of Windows XP, such as the startup and shutdown of Windows XP; the use of the mouse and keyboard; window control; and how to obtain help.
Chapter 3: Files and File Management
This chapter will focus on introducing the usage methods of "My Computer," "Explorer," and "Recycle Bin," making it easier for you to manage your files.
Chapter 4: Let Windows XP Serve You
In Windows XP, some built-in applications can help users quickly and easily complete daily tasks. This chapter will introduce the commonly used additional programs in Windows XP and how to run and operate applications conveniently and stably.
Chapter 5: Customizing a Personalized Work Environment
In Windows XP, there are many methods to personalize the desktop environment, allowing you to make your work environment unique.
Chapter 6: Managing and Controlling Windows XP
This chapter will introduce how to manage hardware and software in Windows XP, set user accounts, and perform management and control through various system tools.
Chapter 7: Connecting to the Internet (Internet)
Starting from this chapter, we will guide you into the more magical realm of computer digital communication and tell you how to connect your computer to the internet.
Chapter 8: Using a Browser to Obtain Online Information
The Internet is a treasure trove of information, with a wide variety of content. To find the content that interests you and experience the boundless fun of the Internet, mastering the use of a browser is very important.
Chapter 9: Email
Windows XP provides users with a tool for handling email—Outlook Express. Through this program, you can easily send and receive emails.