Go with office 2013 1e win801 ppt

• Use File Explorer and Desktop Apps to Create a New Folder and Save a File on a Removable Storage Device • Identify the Functions of the Windows 8 Operating System and Windows Store

GO! with Office 2013 Volume 1

By: Shelley Gaskin, Alicia Vargas, and Carolyn McLellan

Windows Getting Started with

Windows 8

• Use File Explorer and Desktop Apps to

Create a New Folder and Save a File on a Removable Storage Device

• Identify the Functions of the Windows 8

Operating System and Windows Store

Apps

• Use Windows Store Apps

• Sign Out of Windows 8 and Turn Off Your

Computer

Objectives (cont.)

• Use File Explorer to Display

Libraries, Folders, and Files

• Start Programs and Open Data Files

• Personalize Your Windows 8 Start

Screen

• Create, Rename, and Copy Files and

Folders

• Move and Delete Files and Folders

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• Program, application, app

• Operating system

• Desktop app

• Windows store app

Use File Explorer and Desktop Apps

Understanding User Accounts

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Turning on Your Computer Signing in to a Windows 8 User Account

Exploring the Windows 8 Environment

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Exploring the Windows 8 Environment (cont.)

Pinning a Program to the Taskbar

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Creating a New Folder on a Removable

Storage Device

• File—collection of information stored

on a computer under a single name.

• Folder—container in which you can

store files

• Removable storage device—devices

such as a USB flash drive used to

transfer information from one computer

to another.

• Drive—area of storage

Creating a New Folder on a Removable

Storage Device (cont.)

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Creating and Saving a File

Creating and Saving a File (cont.)

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Identify the Functions of Windows 8

• Immersive—apps that have no

borders and no menus

• Microsoft Design Language—

the design principles in Windows 8

• Graphical user interface—uses

graphics to activate items represented.

• Icons—small images that represent

commands, files, applications, or other windows.

• Thumbnails—reduced images of

graphics

• Data management—managing your

files and folders

Identify the Functions of the Windows 8 Operating System and Windows Store Apps

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Use Windows Store Apps

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Use Windows Store Apps (cont.)

Moving Between the Start Screen and Desktop

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Sign Out and Turn Off Your Computer

Sign Out and Turn Off Your Computer (cont.)

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Manage User Accounts

• Standard User Account—

collection of information for

individual users

• Administrator Account—

complete access to the computer

Using PC Settings and Managing Your User

Account

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Use File Explorer to Display Libraries, Folders,

and Files

• Hierarchy—an arrangement

where items are ranked

• Folder structure—the hierarchy

of folders

• Library—collection of items

assembled from various locations

Using File Explorer to Display Libraries, Folders,

and Files

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Using File Explorer to Display Libraries, Folders,

and Files (cont.)

Start Programs and Open Data Files

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Starting Programs and Opening Data Files

(cont.)

Personalize Your Windows 8 Start Screen

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• File Explorer allows you to view and

navigate the contents of your computer

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Questions

Copyright

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