********************************************************** Session 6: Windows 1 WIN2-WIN43 Session 7: Windows 2 WIN47-92 Session 8: Multitasking; adding groups and group items; catch up from Sessions 6 and 7 ********************************************************** I. Overview of Windows -an operating environment -a graphical user interface (GUI) -limited multi-tasking (task switching) -advanced memory management (>640Kbytes) -WYSIWYG II. Hardware and software -mouse techniques -point and click -point and double-click -point, click, and drag -keyboard strokes -standard and 386-enhanced mode (mention real mode for historical purposes) -hardware requirements (realistic example: 486 chip, 8Mb RAM, 400Mb fixed disk) -software requirements: DOS version 3.1 or later -Windows 3.1 v Windows for WorkGroups 3.11 III. Anatomy of a Window -Definitions -application window -group window -group icons -document window -the Program Manager -the desktop -the title bar -scroll bars -minimize, maximize, and restore buttons -the menu bar -the ellipses -dialogue box -on-line help -starting/launching an application IV. Overview of the Accessories Group -the Notepad application -menu bar revisited -opening an existing document -creating a new document -Save v Save As -printing -brief explanation of the Print Manager -exiting an application - brief intro to following groups -the Paintbrush application -more on help -the Write application (limited word processor) -brief introduction to the clipboard using Write and Notepad V. Overview of the Main Group -the File Manager application -status bar -drive icons -formatting diskettes -changing current drive and/or path -copying file(s) -one file -multiple files (contiguous v non-contiguous files) -moving file(s) -one file -multiple files (contiguous v non-contiguous files) -deleting file(s) -one file -multiple files (contiguous v non-contiguous files) -renaming a file -file searching -breif overview of the Control Panel -fonts -desktop -MSDOS prompt VI. Multitasking and task switching -multiple applications - - - -multiple document windows VII. brief introduction to Programmer's File Editor (PFE)---> text editor used in the public labs VIII. Adding/Deleting Groups and Group Items IX. Exiting Windows