电脑技巧快捷键介绍（Computer skills introduction to shortcut keys）.doc

电脑技巧快捷键介绍（Computer skills introduction to shortcut keys） In the Windows system, the taskbar refers to the small strip at the bottom of the desktop. It consists of the start menu, the quick start bar, the application area, the language options, and the tray area. From the start menu, you can open most of the installed software and control panel. The quick start bar contains shortcuts to the most commonly used programs, and you can drag changes according to your preferences. The application area is one of the major areas of our multitasking tasks that can store most of the running program windows. The tray area is through the gray classic taskbar small icons, image display of computer software and hardware important information and anti-virus software dynamics, the tray area on the right side of the clock is always with us. [edit this paragraph] standard taskbar In the Windows 95/98, Windows 2000/2003 era, the taskbar is gray classic taskbar [edit this section]Windows XP taskbar The taskbar in XP is in Win XP. The default blue theme is that the taskbars start menu is green, and the rest is blue. Although compared to the classic taskbar to amazing a lot, but the function has not changed substantially. Windows XP of the practical skills of the taskbar First, optimize the group XP taskbar If you frequently open multiple applications while using a computer, you should value space on the taskbar very much. However, whether browsing the web or the use of office software, most of the time is to open multiple windows, so will take the Windows XP taskbar anoverflowing. Now, Windows XPs grouping taskbar functions can put the same or similar programs in a set, so that users can select multiple program windows with just one click of the window icon. By default, Windows XP will place the first open program in the front. However, we can also optimize the portfolio by adjusting registry entries. Run registry editor, expand [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION