Windows XP Prof User Fundamentals

Training Provided by 123-CBT Computer Based Training This course presents the learner with the skills to become proficient at Microsoft Windows XP. It builds from some basic assumptions about the learner's previous experience within a Windows environment and it comprehensively guides the learner through the basics of using this latest version of Windows with the emphasis on learning by doing.

Learn To:

o Match Windows XP new features with their functions.
o Log on to Windows XP in Workgroup mode.
o Log on to Windows XP in Domain mode.
o Find a file by using the Search Companion task pane.
o Identify features of file and folder tasks in Windows XP.
o Identify features of folder views in Windows XP.
o Match new features of Internet Explorer with their functions.
o Identify new features of Outlook Express.
o Identify features of the Add Network Place Wizard.

Audience

The intended audience for this course is anyone who is familiar with and has a basic mastery of any other Windows operating system. Clerical and secretarial staff, network users, most people in an office environment who use computers with an acceptable degree of proficiency will benefit from these courses. These courses assume that the learner has worked in a Windows environment in the past and they set out to develop existing knowledge so that the learner can become proficient in the latest Windows. Learners will need a basic knowledge of one or more previous Windows operating systems i.e. Windows 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, 98SE, 2000, NT or ME.

Deployment Options

Internet / Intranet, Download, LAN, Workstation

Accreditation

NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits

Language Options

American English, French

Total Learning Time

8 hours

74001 Objectives

Unit 1: Introduction to Windows XP 3 hours
o Match Windows XP new features with their functions.
o Match Windows XP new features with their functions.
o Log on to Windows XP in Workgroup mode.
o Log on to Windows XP in Workgroup mode.
o Log on to Windows XP in Domain mode.
o Log on to Windows XP in Domain mode.
o Switch users by using Fast User Switching.
o Switch users by using Fast User Switching.
o Match features of the Windows XP taskbar with their functions.
o Match features of the Windows XP taskbar with their functions.
o Identify features of the Windows XP start menu.
o Identify features of the Windows XP start menu.
o Identify features of the Help and Support Center in Windows XP.
o Identify features of the Help and Support Center in Windows XP.
o Match Windows XP Control Panel options with their functions.
o Match Window

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