W2K1 - Microsoft Windows 2000 Introduction
| Categories |
Operating Systems Training, Microsoft Windows Training |
| Duration |
1 day (7 hours) |
| Pre-requisites |
None |
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| Courseware |
W2K1-SVI-01 (100 pages) |
| Price |
$195 |
| Notes |
This course is geared toward the beginner computer user. Students enrolling in this course are not required to have any background knowledge or experience in computers. Familiarity with the concepts presented in this course is a prerequisite for many introductory application courses.
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This Windows 2000 Introduction course provides a broad information base for students so that they have a greater awareness and confidence when using computers. Students learn what the components are, why they need to know this information and how it affects them in a practical way. This will help students to make appropriate requests and troubleshoot problems related to personal computers. Students will learn basic computer concepts and skills related to IBM and compatible computers and receive a thorough introduction to the domain environment. In addition, they will learn Windows 2000 techniques and become acquainted with Windows Office applications.
"This should be a beginning course for all people who want to learn different programs so they get a basic understanding of the different layers in the computer.." -- Jean E. from San Diego, CA
"Understanding this Software will definitely make my job and life easier. I am very happy with this course and specially with the soft and professional teaching technique used. [The instructor] is easy to understand, Very patient and most of all a TRUE INSTRUCTOR.." -- Nash De La T. from Santa Ana, CA
"Very good for beginning users...for...getting a tour of the w2k services. The speaker's presentation.was excellent.." -- Derek H. from Chula Vista, CA
Introduction
Windows 2000 Professional overview
easier-to-use activities, easier manageability
greater compatibility, more powerful
Getting started with Windows 2000
starting Windows 2000, using your desktop
using the start menu, using My Computer
moving, resizing, and hiding the taskbar
viewing and changing taskbar properties
adding items to the taskbar
using the quick launch toolbar, using the system tray icons
using Windows 2000 help
Using Windows Explorer
opening Windows Explorer, parts of a window
viewing files and folders, creating and renaming folders
copying and moving files, deleting files
customizing and controlling toolbars
using the address bar
Finding files and folders
finding a file
specifying a wildcard search, specifying a date search
searching for text in a file, saving a search
using the indexing service
Performing disk operations
formatting a diskette, copying a diskette
using backup, using additional system tools
Using scheduling tasks
scheduling a new task, modifying a scheduled task
deleting a scheduled task, using the scheduled task wizard
Working with programs
installing programs, uninstalling programs
installing Windows 2000 components, installing program shortcuts
starting programs automatically
adding an entry to the start menu, using menu bars
using scroll bars, using dialog boxes
closing programs, troubleshooting programs
Sharing data between programs
creating a Microsoft Word document, copying information
copying information to another document
what is object linking and embedding ?
embedding information into another document
linking and embedding information
Working with Windows 2000 accessories
using WordPad, using synchronization manager
switching to a command prompt, using the calculator
Using print features
creating a shortcut for a printer
using the shortcut menu to print a document
examining printer properties, understanding printer fonts
additional print topics
Miscellaneous Windows 2000 operations
associating a file type with an application
setting a file to read only
customizing a folder's appearance, customizing a windows appearance
examining accessibility options
Final Case Study