To describe the basic skills and configurations necessary to start using the Windows XP operating system
Target Audience
First-time computer users; first-time users of Windows operating systems; students with a basic knowledge of other Windows products seeking an introduction to Windows XP
Prerequisites
No prerequisites
Lesson Objectives
Windows XP basics
- describe the key components of Windows XP.
Adding users and user accounts in Windows XP
- create new user accounts.
Configuring a user account in Windows XP
- create a new user account, change a user account's name, password, picture, and type, and configure a .NET passport.
Running programs in Windows XP
- install and run programs using Windows XP.
Using Windows XP Help
- use the Windows XP Help.
Creating files and folders in Windows XP
- create and manage files.
My Computer and Windows Explorer in Windows XP
- manage files and folders using My Computer and Windows Explorer.
Creating and moving files and folders in Windows XP
- use Windows Explorer to manage files.
Customizing Windows XP
- customize the Windows XP desktop.
Accessibility options in Windows XP
- describe and configure accessibility options in Windows XP.
Customizing the Windows XP desktop
- customize the Windows XP Start menu, desktop, and accessibility options.
Configuring Internet utilities in Windows XP
- choose the best method of connecting to the Internet and describe how to configure an Internet and e-mail account.
Configuring e-mail and Internet access in Windows XP
- configure an Internet and e-mail connection.
Using e-mail and the Internet in Windows XP
- browse the Internet and send and receive e-mail.