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The Start Screen in Windows 10, or Start Menu in earlier versions, is ___.

Used to manage apps and PC settings and launch desktop software applications.

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The Start Screen is accessed .

By clicking the Start button on the left-hand side of the taskbar or by pressing the START key.

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The Start screen displays in ___ if your computer is in tablet mode.

Full screen mode

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Apps are installed and managed by using the ___.

Microsoft Store app

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Desktop software programs are managed with ___.

Control Panel

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To configure the look and behavior of the tiles showing in Start,__.

Select Start > All Apps, right-click the application you want to configure, and select Pin to Start.

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To set options for how the taskbar and Start Menu are displayed, select __.

Start > Settings > Personalization

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To operate a PC, you need to be familiar with the operation of input devices, such as a ___.

Mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen

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The mouse or touchpad is used to ___.

Select and move objects on the desktop and in windows

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To select an object such as an icon, __.

Point to it with the cursor then click the main mouse button once

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To select the shortcut menu for an object, __.

Point to it with the cursor then click with the second mouse button (right-click)

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To move an icon or window, __.

Point to it and hold down the main mouse button. Move the mouse to the target then release the button.

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To scroll within a window, __.

Rotate the scroll wheel or drag your finger in the marked scroll area of the touchpad.

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To touch type, you use the ___ as a "base" for your fingers.

A to F and J to ; keys

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Most keyboards designed for use with Latin scripts use the __.

QWERTY key layout

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___ is usually used to confirm a command.

ENTER (or RETURN)

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___ can often be used to cancel a command.

ESC

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___ are often used with other keys to activate a special command.

CTRL and ALT

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___ can be used in a window to move to the next pane.

TAB

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___ moves back.

SHIFT+TAB

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Use the ___ keys and the PAGE UP / DOWN, HOME, and END to navigate between icons or within a text file.

ARROW

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The ___ key is used to type capitals or the superscript symbol shown on the key.

SHIFT

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You can toggle ___ on and off to type in capitals without holding down SHIFT.

CAPS LOCK

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When ___ is off, the keypad works like the ARROW keys; when it is on, the keypad works like a calculator keypad.

NUM LOCK

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Press ___ to display the Start Screen or Start Menu and enable Instant Search.

START

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The___ (F1, F2, and so on) perform special actions (for example, F1 always activates the help file for an application).

Function keys

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___ deletes the character to the left in a document or returns to the previous window.

BACKSPACE

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___ erases the character to the right or deletes an icon when working within a window.

DELETE

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On a laptop, use the ___ key to operate commands marked on other keys in a color accent.

FN

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Most portable devices can be operated using a __

Touchscreen

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___ pressing once is the same as a left mouse click.

Tap

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___ this is equivalent to a right-mouse click.

Tap and hold

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___ using two fingers, either pinch them together to zoom in or move them apart (stretch) to zoom out.

Pinch and stretch

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___ from a particular screen edge performs different actions.

Swipe

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___ are the pictures used in an operating system to represent folders, files, and other system objects.

Icons

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___ data files have the picture of the application used to edit the file on them.

File (or document) icons

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___ links to a file have an arrow icon superimposed.

Shortcut icons

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___ are used to store and organize files.

Folder icons

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___ these are the files that contain the program itself.

Application icons

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___ hard disk drives store data saved or installed on the computer.

Device icons

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A window can either fill the whole desktop or occupy a part of it by clicking the ___ button.

Maximize /Restore

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The ___ button hides the window from the desktop. You can re-activate it by clicking its taskbar icon.

Minimize

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A computer requires an ___ in order to function.

Operating System (OS)

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One of the basic functions of an OS is to provide an interface between the user and the computer. This type of interface is referred to as a __.

Shell

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OS software is built from a ___ of core functions with additional driver software and system utility applications.

Kernel

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In a computer, information is stored as __.

Files

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To organize files on a storage device, the OS creates a ___ structure.

Directory (or folder)

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A ___ is one that runs a traditional desktop PC or laptop.

Workstation OS

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A ___ is one designed for handheld devices, such as smartphones and tablets.

Mobile device OS

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A ___ means that the user must purchase a license to install and use the OS software on a particular device.

Commercial OS