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For help with specific software, refer to the onscreen Help within the program.
Using the Desktop
The desktop is the work area that appears on the monitor screen. It includes the taskbar along one edge, and shortcut icons that make it easy to find the things you need. The taskbar shows the Windows Start Button ; a button for each open window, so that you can switch between programs; and the notification area that includes the time. A shortcut icon is a small picture that you click to open a folder or start a program. One icon on the desktop that performs a special function is for the Recycle Bin, which collects files or shortcuts that you delete. When you empty the Recycle Bin, the files or shortcuts are permanently deleted. You can retrieve items from the Recycle Bin until you empty it.
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Removing desktop icons
You can remove most desktop icons by deleting them. The icon is placed in the Recycle Bin.
Retrieving desktop icons
1 Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop. 2 Drag the icon onto the desktop.
Removing files permanently
1 Right-click a file, and then click Delete. 2 Right-click the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop, and then click Empty Recycle Bin.
Using the Windows Start Button Menu
Click the Windows Start Button Start menu, you can: Open programs or documents. Use the Internet to search for information or services on the Web, or to retrieve, read, or send e-mail messages. The Internet is a group of computers that communicate with each other through telephone lines, digital services, or cable lines. Each Internet computer is independent, and its operators choose which files to make available to users of the Internet. To connect your computer to the Internet and use the information and services available there, you need an Internet Service Provider (ISP). ISPs are businesses that give you access to the Internet, and most of them provide e-mail service. When your computer connects to the Internet, it is actually communicating with the Internet computer belonging to the ISP. The ISP verifies your account, and then provides you access to the Internet. You use a Web browser program to search for and display Web site information. Some ISPs allow you to choose a browser program, while others provide their own browser. Your connection to an ISP may be through a traditional telephone dial-up modem, local area network (LAN), cable modem, digital subscriber line (DSL), or asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL). (DSL, ADSL, and cable ISPs are not available in all countries/ regions. ) The World Wide Web (WWW), also called the Web, is a public part of the Internet used by individuals, companies, governments, and organizations. [. . . ] Click the Start recording voiceover button to record your voice-over content. When you are finished recording, click the Stop recording voiceover button. You can click the Remove voiceover button to delete voice from a segment of the movie. 6 When you are done modifying the movie project, click OK to save the changes and close the Tweak muvee window. [. . . ]