Fundamentals of Microsoft
Windows^® XP

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About this Course

This course is intended for serious computer hobbyists, IT students, and IT professionals.

The free online textbook for this course is Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft® Windows® XP in 24 Hours. Read the Introduction to the book.

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Study Aids

Glossary of Terms

Differences Between the Windows Home and Professional Edition

Lessons
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Part I: Introduction to Windows XP

1. Taking a Bird's-Eye Look at Windows XP
2. Getting Started with Windows XP
3. Managing the Windows XP Interface

Part II: Exploring the Desktop

4. Working with the My Computer Window
5. Navigating Files with Windows Explorer
6. Calling for Help
7. Improving Your Windows Desktop Experience

Part III: Exploring Windows XP

  8. Installing Programs with Windows XP
  9. Finding Files, Folders, and Friends
10. Using the Desktop Accessories

Part IV: Internet Integration

11. Surfing the Web with Internet Explorer
12. Tying Windows into the Web
13. Networking with Windows XP
14. Managing E-mail and Newsgroups with Outlook Express

Part V: Extended Windows

15. Exploring Your Hardware Interface
16. Understanding Printing and Fonts
17. Using Windows on the Road
18. Giving Windows XP a Tune-Up
19. Managing Your Hard Drives
20. Tinkering with the Advanced System Tools

Part VI: Controlling Graphics, Audio, and Video Presentations

21. Using Media Player
22. Windows XP Graphics
23. Making Movies with Windows XP
24. Advanced Windows XP Tips

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