Is composed of the contents of your computer screen after Windows has been started.

Is an area of the taskbar to the right of the Start button.

A type of icon that offer quick access to files, folders, or programs.

Are small pictures found on the desktop. These are symbols representing programs, applications, or files.

Is the launching point for every program and window on your computer.

Is the background design of the desktop.

Is a portion of the screen that displays a file, folder, or program.

Is displayed near the right edge of the taskbar. You can also use this area of the taskbar to display a calendar.

Is a rectangular bar found at the lower part of desktop. It contains the start button and show what programs or documents are currently open.

Helps you to view the content of the program properly.

Is the electronic equivalent of shuffling papers.

If several windows are opened, these can be rearranged to make the desktop look clean and neat by resizing window and moving windows.

It is done when you want to work on two or more windows at the same time.

It lets you change the way Windows appears. You can pick from the "style" of windows and buttons that you want and you can pick a color scheme.

Is where you can select a screensaver.