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Title: Introduction of Windows 7


1
Introducing Windows7
  • BY Asif Alihttp//www.onlineittuts.comhttp//ww
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2
Objectives
  • At the end of this session, students will be able
    to
  • Describe Windows 7 Ultimate
  • Identify and list the editions of Windows 7
  • Explain the Personalization of Desktop
  • Explain the use of Entertainment in Windows 7
  • Explain the use of Windows Explorer in Windows 7

3
Introduction
  • Windows 7, introduced in October 2009, is the
    latest entrant in the Windows family by Microsoft
  • Windows 7 provides multi-touch support for touch
    screen PCs, a new taskbar, and improved
    performance
  • It also provides a networking system called a
    HomeGroup that helps in connecting two computers
    (having Windows 7) to share printer, media
    players, libraries
  • Windows Calendar, Windows Mail, Windows Movie
    Maker, and Windows Photo Gallery are available
    separately with Windows 7 Live Essentials suite

4
Identifying Windows 7 Editions 1-2
  • Windows 7 is available in six different editions
    that are as follows
  • Windows 7 Starter
  • Is the most basic version of Windows 7
  • Is mainly used for netbooks
  • Can be upgraded to other editions for accessing
    more features
  • Windows 7 Home Basic
  • Provides limited features
  • Is available only in emerging markets because of
    its lower price
  • Is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions
  • Windows 7 Home Premium
  • Is available in all the countries, in both 32-bit
    and 64-bit versions
  • Provides more features than Home Basic
  • Supports DVD playback, and is compatible with
    Dolby Digital
  • Allows the user to use Windows DVD Maker
  • Provides multi touch and can be installed in
    tablet PC
  • Supports TV tuners and Windows Flip 3D

5
Identifying Windows 7 Editions 2-2
  • Windows 7 Professional
  • Is mainly used by corporates
  • Contains features that are compatible for an
    office environment
  • Example - AppLocker, creating backup to the
    network, joining domains, encrypting files, Local
    Group Policy, language pack installation, and
    Location Aware Printing
  • Windows 7 Enterprise
  • Is used by large corporate houses and businesses
  • Contains all the features that are present in all
    other editions of Windows 7
  • Windows 7 Ultimate
  • Is mainly for personal use
  • Contains all the features available in all other
    editions of Windows 7

6
Features of Windows 7 Ultimate 1-3
  • The major features of Windows 7 Ultimate are as
    follows
  • 32-bit and 64-bit versions
  • Windows 7 is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit
    versions
  • 64-bit version of Windows can process large
    amounts of data as compared to 32-bit version
  • Aero Peek
  • Provides a quick view of the desktop by enabling
    transparency of windows
  • Quick Launch is not available in Windows 7 that
    allows the user to access the desktop directly
  • Provides a small tab on the right of the taskbar
    that enables the users to peek on the desktop
    without having to minimize the windows
  • Aero Shake
  • Allows the user to shake the required window left
    to right to clear the desktop of the other
    screens
  • Keeps the window open that was used to perform
    Aero Shake
  • Restores other windows by shaking the same window
    again

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Features of Windows 7 Ultimate 2-3
  • Aero Snap
  • Enables the user to modify the size of the window
  • Aligns the window to the side it has been dragged
  • Provides a partial view and when the partially
    maximized window is dragged to the top of the
    screen, then the window will maximize fully
  • Double clicking the Menu bar restores the window
    to its original size
  • Aero Theme
  • Enables the user to activate the Aero Peek, Aero
    Snap, and Aero Shake features
  • Does not provide this feature in Windows 7 Home
    Basic and Windows 7 Starter editions
  • AppLocker
  • Defines permission to different applications that
    can be executed
  • Assigns permission based on version number or
    publisher of the application
  • Enables the user with administrative privileges
    to restrict access to .dll and .ocx files
  • BitLocker Drive Encryption
  • Enables the user to encrypt files stored on the
    computer
  • Enables the file to remain encrypted as long as
    they are on the Windows 7 environment and once
    the files are transferred to another computer,
    they get decrypted

8
Features of Windows 7 Ultimate 3-3
  • Desktop Slideshow
  • Changes the background images automatically after
    a specified period like a slideshow
  • Location Aware Printing
  • Enable the users laptop or notebook to detect
    the location of the users
  • Enables user to connect multiple devices on their
    computers
  • Presentation Mode
  • Allows the user to change the desktop background
    picture, let them adjust the speaker settings,
    turn off the notifications, and the screensaver
  • Windows Defender
  • Protects the computer from potential spyware and
    malware
  • Windows XP Mode
  • Allows the user to run their computers in Windows
    XP 32 bit virtual environment
  • Runs all the programs that require XP-mode of
    environment

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Creating a Folder 1-2
  • To create a new folder, using Windows Explorer,
    perform the following steps
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Accessories gt
    Windows Explorer
  • Browse to the required location
  • Right-click the blank area to display the context
    menu
  • Select New gt Folder from the context menu
  • Type a new name for the folder
  • Press Enter

Windows Explorer
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Creating a Folder 2-2
  • To rename a folder, perform the following steps
  • Open Windows Explorer
  • Right-click the required folder and select Rename
  • Enter a new name for the folder and press Enter

Windows Explorer
11
Copying and Moving Files and Folders 1-5
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste options using the Organize
    option in Windows Explorer
  • Browse to the location of the file or folder to
    be copied or moved in Windows Explorer and select
    it
  • Click Organize in Menu bar
  • Select Cut to move or select Copy to make a copy
    of the file or folder
  • Browse to the destination directory
  • Click Organize in Menu bar
  • Select Paste

Organize in Windows Explorer
12
Copying and Moving Files and Folders 2-5
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste using the right-click
    option
  • Browse to the location of the file or folder to
    be copied or moved
  • Right-click the file or folder to display the
    context menu
  • Select Cut to move, or Copy to make a copy of the
    file or folder
  • Browse to the destination directory
  • Right-click in the blank area to display the
    context menu and select Paste

Right-click Drop Down List
13
Copying and Moving Files and Folders 3-5
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste using keyboard shortcuts
  • Browse to the location of the file or folder to
    be copied or moved in Windows Explorer and select
    it
  • Select the file or folder and press Ctrl X to
    move or Ctrl C to make a copy of the file or
    folder
  • Browse to the destination directory
  • Press Ctrl V

14
Copying and Moving Files and Folders 4-5
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste using the Left-click and
    Drag option
  • Open the source directory in Windows Explorer
  • Open the destination directory in another Windows
    Explorer window
  • Select the file or folder and drag from source to
    destination folder to move the file and release
    the mouse
  • OR
  • Select the file or folder and drag it while
    pressing Ctrl key from source to destination
    folder to make a copy of the file
  • The file will be moved or copied, according to
    the option selected

15
Copying and Moving Files and Folders 5-5
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste using the Right-click and
    Drag option
  • Open the source folder in Windows Explorer
  • Open the destination folder in another Windows
    Explorer
  • Select the file or folder and drag using
    right-click from source to destination directory
    and release the mouse
  • Select the Move here option to move the file or
    Copy here option to make a copy of the file

Right-click Dragging
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Deleting Files and Folders
  • To delete a file or folder, perform the following
    steps
  • Open Windows Explorer
  • Browse to the required directory
  • Select the required file or folder and press
    Delete
  • OR
  • Right-click the file or folder to display
    the context menu and select Delete

17
Searching Files 1-2
  • To search using the Start menu, perform the
    following steps
  • Click Start menu
  • Type the keyword of the file or program such as
    Paint, Word, and so forth in the search box

Start Menu
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Searching Files 2-2
  • To search using Windows Explorer, perform the
    following steps
  • Double-click the Computer icon on the Desktop
  • Enter the name of file or folder in the search
    box

Searching Files and Folders
19
Using Favorites 1-2
  • To add a link of the folder to Favorites, perform
    the following steps
  • Open Windows Explorer
  • Browse to the location where the folder is stored
  • Drag the folder to the Favorites link
  • Release the mouse on seeing the message Create
    link in Favorites

Creating a Link in Favorites
20
Using Favorites 2-2
  • To delete a link from Favorites, perform the
    following steps
  • Open Windows Explorer
  • Right-click the required folder in the Favorites
    to be removed and select Remove

21
Personalizing the Windows 7 Interface
  • To open the Personalization window, perform the
    following steps
  • Click Start gt Control Panel gt Personalize
  • OR
  • Right-click the desktop to display the
    context menu and select Personalize

Personalization Window
22
Customizing the Desktop 1-6
  • To change the desktop icons, perform the
    following steps
  • In the Personalization window, click Change
    desktop icons
  • Click Change Icon to display the Change Icon
    dialog box
  • Select the required icon
  • Click OK

Desktop Icon Settings
23
Customizing the Desktop 2-6
  • To restore the previous icons, perform the
    following steps
  • In the Personalization window, click Change
    desktop icons
  • Select required icon
  • Click Restore Default
  • Click Apply
  • Click OK

Desktop Icon Settings
24
Customizing the Desktop 3-6
  • To change the wallpaper, perform the following
    steps
  • Open the Personalization window
  • Click Desktop Background
  • Select the required image
  • Select the picture position from the Picture
    position list
  • Click Save changes

Choosing Desktop Background
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Customizing the Desktop 4-6
  • To change the color of the window pane, perform
    the following steps
  • Open the Personalization window
  • Click Window Color
  • Select the required color
  • Change the Color intensity levels
  • Click Save changes

Choosing Desktop Background Page
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Customizing the Desktop 5-6
  • To set a screensaver, perform the following
    steps
  • Open the Personalization window
  • Click Screensaver
  • Select the required screensaver from the Screen
    saver list
  • Select the required time
  • Click Apply
  • Click OK

Screensaver Settings
27
Customizing the Desktop 5-6
  • To apply a theme, perform the following steps
  • Open the Personalization window
  • Click the required theme

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Customizing the Taskbar
  • To customize the taskbar, perform the following
    steps
  • Right-click the taskbar to display the context
    menu and select Properties
  • Select the required fields in Taskbar, Start
    Menu, and Toolbars tab
  • Click Apply
  • Click OK

Taskbar and Start Menu Properties Dialog Box
29
Start Menu
  • To add items to the Start menu, perform the
    following steps
  • Browse to the required location in Windows
    Explorer
  • Drag the folder to the Start menu
  • Leave the folder on seeing the message Pin to
    Start menu
  • To remove an item from the Start menu, perform
    the following steps
  • Open Start menu
  • Right-click the item that has been added to the
    Start menu and select Remove from this list

30
Jump List
  • To remove a file from the Jump List, perform the
    following steps
  • Open Start menu
  • Click the required program
  • Right-click the file to remove and select Remove
    from this list

Sample Jump List
31
Using Gadgets
  • To add a gadget, perform the following steps
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Desktop Gadget
    Gallery
  • OR
  • Right-click the Desktop and select Gadgets
  • Right-click the required gadget and select Add

Gadgets Window
32
Using Windows Media Player
  • To open Windows Media Player, perform the
    following steps
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Windows Media Player
  • Windows Media Player enables the user to play
    songs and view movies on the computer
  • Users can create a playlist of their favorite
    songs and videos

Windows Media Player
33
Notepad 1-2
  • To create a new file in Notepad, perform the
    following steps
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Accessories gt
    Notepad
  • Type the data in the document window
  • Select File gt Save as and browse to the desired
    folder location
  • Enter a filename and click Save

Notepad
34
Notepad 2-2
  • To open a .txt file, perform the following steps
  • Open Notepad
  • Select File gt Open
  • OR
  • Press Ctrl O
  • Browse to the location of the file and select the
    required file
  • Click Open
  • Edit the file
  • Select File gt Save to preserve changes to the
    file

Notepad
35
WordPad 1-2
  • To create a new file in WordPad, perform the
    following steps
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Accessories gt
    WordPad
  • Type the data in the document window
  • Select File gt Save as and browse to the desired
    folder location
  • Enter a filename and click Save

WordPad
36
WordPad 2-2
  • To open an RTF file, perform the following steps
  • Open WordPad
  • Select File gt Open
  • OR
  • Press Ctrl O
  • Browse to the location of the file and select the
    required file
  • Click Open
  • Edit the file
  • Select File gt Save to preserve changes to the
    file

WordPad
37
Paint 1-2
  • To create a file in Paint
  • Click Start gt All Programs gt Accessories gt Paint
  • Draw in the document window
  • Select File gt Save as
  • Enter a filename
  • Click Save

Paint
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Paint 2-2
  • To open a file supported by Paint, perform the
    following steps
  • Open Paint
  • Select File gt Open
  • OR
  • Press Ctrl O
  • Browse to the location of the file and click on
    the file
  • Click Open
  • Edit the file
  • Select File gt Save

Paint
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Summary 1-2
  • There are six editions of Windows 7 namely
    Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional,
    Ultimate, and Enterprise.
  • Windows Calendar, Windows Mail, Windows Movie
    Maker, and Windows Photo Gallery are available
    separately with Windows 7 Live Essentials suite.
  • Aero Theme, AppLocker, Presentation Mode are some
    of the new features in Windows 7.
  • Personalization settings allow the users to
    customize their computers.
  • Users can use different gadgets like Weather,
    Currency, Clock, and so forth, on their desktop.
  • Windows Explorer is the tool that allows the user
    to view, create, copy, and transfer their files
    or folders from one location to another.

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Summary 2-2
  • Users can add their own folders to customize the
    Favorites list.
  • Notepad is the plain text editor available in
    Windows 7 that enables the user to edit text
    files and apply basic formatting.
  • Paint is a tool that enables the user to create
    and save graphic files in .BMP, .JPEG, .GIF,
    .TIFF, and .PNG file formats.
  • WordPad is another basic word processing tool
    that allows user to create a rich text format
    (RTF) files.
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