Learn basic features of Microsoft’s operating system, Windows XP. This course will include needed terminology for the beginning XP user and definition and use of basic functions of the desktop. You will learn to create, launch and save documents within XP. There will be a brief explanation of basic windows commands and uses.

Level 2

This course picks up where Windows XP: Level 1 leaves off. More advanced file management uses are covered. You will learn how to organize, find, create and move files, as well as create shortcuts. Other items to be covered include, but are not limited to:

• Changing Mouse Properties
• Changing a Volume Property
• Changing Display Properties
• Selecting and modifying themes
• Customizing Start Menu and Taskbar

The same manual is used in Mouse 101 and Windows XP Courses 1, 2, & 3.

Prerequisites: Mouse 101 & Windows XP: Course 1 or comparable Windows XP experience.

Level 3

Continue your XP journey learning the ins and outs of Microsoft’s newest operating system. You will learn to create, edit, save, and print a notepad document, copy and move text using the clipboard, and use the calculator to perform basic arithmetic computations. Also, one of the more popular features of XP, configuration for multiple users, will be covered; this utility provides personalized user environments, creating local users and groups, managing user profiles and personalizing the desktop. And, last but not least, a sneak peek to the World Wide Web, the Internet! As with all the XP courses listed, user questions are welcome and incorporated within the course.

The same manual is used in Mouse 101 and Windows XP Levels 1, 2, & 3.

Prerequisites: Mouse 101 & Windows XP: Levels 1 and 2 or comparable Windows XP experience.