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What we learned in chapters 8,9, & 10 1 WEEK 5 SKILLS INVENTORY ASSIGNMENT Catherine Robinson American National University IT 100: Course Name Instructor: Swati Sharma Date: 01/28/2023
What we learned in chapters 8,9, & 10 2 What we learned in Chapter 11: Customizing the File Explorer Window During Week 5 we were asked to read chapters 11,12, &13. Chapter 11 taught us about the software you'll probably use the most frequently, whatever you might need to perform, is the File Explorer. The File Explorer's primary function is to assist you in managing and organizing the files on your computer. These files might be word processor papers, databases, or real applications like games or spreadsheets created using Microsoft Excel. You can locate, open, rename, copy, move, and delete files and folders with the File Explorer. Along with the file name and size, you may also edit or examine information about each individual file. You may simplify file manipulation on your PC by personalizing the File Explorer. The following are some possible methods to modify the File Explorer: or hiding displaying panels in File Explorer Changing the File Explorer window's toolbar at the top Modifying the information that is presented for each file and folder What we learned in Chapter 12: Organizing Windows After reading chapter 12 I learned about Even if you have many displays, there never seems to be enough area to display everything, no matter how big your screen is. Although you can temporarily hide or reduce windows, using numerous Desktops can be a more elegant approach. Your computer's desktop will show the wallpaper background picture when you first turn it on. You may open any application windows on this Desktop. If you keep opening too many windows, eventually your desktop will become cluttered. You have a few choices to handle this issue: Reduce one or more windows to their smallest size and conceal them. View all open windows in Task View.
What we learned in chapters 8,9, & 10 3 Make many virtual desktops. What we learned in Chapter 13: Playing with Photos After reading chapter 13 I learned how to Use the Photos Program. Taking photos may be enjoyable. With digital cameras built into every smartphone and tablet, snapping image everywhere you go is simple and hassle-free. Finding a location to keep photos is one of the major issues because so many people take photos. You need to know how to transfer images from a smartphone, tablet, or camera to a computer for storage because if you snap too many photos, you'll soon run out of space. A software named Photos, which can save, arrange, and edit photographs, is part of Windows 10. The best part is that Images can import photos from a tablet or smartphone, making the process of importing photos quick, straightforward, and seamless. Pictures kept in a folder like the Pictures folder can be shown automatically by the Photos software. Photos enables you to examine images in chronological order once you've saved them in the Pictures folder (or any other folder you specify for Photos to automatically utilize). There are two methods for moving photos from an external device, like a tablet or smartphone, to a computer: Utilize the program Photos The File Explorer may be used to copy certain images into a folder. 10 computer skills I’ve learned include: 1. Organizing Windows with Task View 2. Snapping Windows 3. Using Virtual Desktops 4. Using the Navigation Pane
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