This complete
training course for the Windows XP Home includes 3 CD-ROM's and contains
over 5 hours of professional quality instructor led training. Multimedia
content allows you to quickly learn key concepts and the CD format lets
you quickly pause and review important areas. A detailed outline of the
course as well as a short introduction to the trainer are included below.
Windows
XP Home User set of 3 (CD)
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Windows
XP Home User set of 3 (VHS)
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About The
Trainer:
Derek Melber is one
of the leading solution developers, project leaders, and technical instructors
in the nation, with an innate understanding of how to decipher, organize,
and communicate complex issues. With a Masters degree from the University
of Kansas, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Certification, A+ Certification,
and 10 years of solution development, training, public speaking, sales,
and management experience, Derek’s well-rounded perspective and
energetic attitude is reflected in each endeavor he encounters. Derek
perfected his skills and vast range of computer knowledge through the
development of solutions for a broad range of industries. He has developed
custom curriculum and trained thousands of network engineers and administrators
throughout North America. Derek managed and trained employees for training/certification,
network management, solution development, sales, and end user support.
His expertise to determine the most efficient path to the final solution,
whether that solution is a final result or merely the plans for a complex
task, is unmatched in the industry. His motto is “Not Planning is
Planning to Fail.” Derek has trained and sold solutions to individuals
from the most prestigious organizations and corporations around the world.
AT&T, Boeing, Intel, Citibank, Walt Disney, United Airlines, Hewlett-Packard,
Compaq, Sony, the Department of Education, all branches of the US Military,
and Microsoft. You will see when you meet Derek that he leverages his
understanding of communication to explain the most complex and technical
subjects in an exciting, energetic, understandable, and highly effective
style.
Level
1
1.0
Overview of Windows XP Home Edition
- 1.1 Where Windows
XP Home Edition Fits in the Windows Family
- 1.2 New Features
of Windows XP Home Edition
- 1.3 Windows XP
Home Edition OS and Engine
- 1.4 Recommended
Hardware
2.0 Navigating
the Windows XP Home Edition Desktop
- 2.1 Logging On
- 2.2 Using the
Mouse
- 2.3 Orientation
to the Desktop
- 2.4 Orientation
to the taskbar and Start Menu
3.0 Working
with Typical Windows
- 3.1 Minimize
and maximize a Window
- 3.2 Selecting
Applications from the taskbar
- 3.3 Taskbar grouping
feature
- 3.4 Moving Windows
- 3.5 Resizing
Windows
4.0 Working
with Windows Applications
- 4.1 Touring a
typical Window
- 4.2 Built in
Applications
5.0 Online
Help and Support
- 5.1 Accessing
Help and Support Center
- 5.2 Using Help
and Support Center
- 5.3 Understanding
Help Categories
- 5.4 Configuring
Help and Support Center
- 5.5 Using the
Remote Assistance Wizard
- 5.5 Using Windows
Messenger for Remote Assistance
6.0 Using
the Internet
- 6.1 Understanding
the Internet Explorer interface
- 6.2 Configuring
general settings
7.0 Logging
Off
- 7.1 Logging off
- 7.2 User Switching
- 7.3 Shutting
down
Level
2
1.0
Product Activation
2.0 Customizing
the Desktop
- 2.1 Active Desktop
Basics
- 2.2 Customizing
the Active Desktop
- 2.3 Desktop Icons
- 2.4 Configuring
Desktop Themes
- 2.5 Changing
the Background, Appearance and Settings
- 2.6 Changing
the Screen Saver
- 2.7 Customizing
Taskbar Settings
3.0 Windows
Explorer
- 3.1 Touring the
Panes
- 3.2 Menu Options
- 3.3 Toolbars
4.0 My Computer
- 4.1 Menu Options
- 4.2 Touring the
Panes
5.0 Creating
and organizing files and folders
- 5.1 Creating
and renaming files
- 5.2 Creating
and renaming folders
- 5.3 Selecting
files and folders
- 5.4 Sorting files
and folders
- 5.5 Copying and
moving files and folders
- 5.6 Deleting
files and folders
- 5.7 Setting folder
options
- 5.8 Searching
files and folders
6.0 Working
with Favorites
- 6.1 Adding new
favorites
- 6.2 Adding Favorites
to the Help and Support Center
7.0 Working
with Shortcuts
- 7.1 Adding Shortcuts
to the Desktop
- 7.2 Changing
shortcut settings
- 7.3 Deleting
Shortcuts
8.0 Modifying
System Settings
- 8.1 Setting the
Date and Time
- 8.2 Customizing
Sounds and Multimedia
- 8.3 Personalizing
the Mouse
- 8.4 Working with
Power Management
9.0 Working
with removable media
- 9.1 Formatting
floppy disks
- 9.2 Copying to
floppy disks
- 9.3 Copying files
to CD
- 9.4 Copying music
from CD
- 9.5 Copying music
to CD
Level
3
1.0
Basic System Maintenance
- 1.1 F8 Menu and
Options
- 1.2 Recovery
Console
- 1.3 System Restore
- 1.4 Defrag
- 1.5 Driver Rollback
- 1.6 Disk Cleanup
2.0 User
Maintenance
- 2.1 Adding Users
- 2.2 Modifying
user configuration
- 2.3 User Passwords
- 2.4 Forgotten
Password Wizard
- 2.5 . NET Passport
- 2.6 Changing
User logon
- 2.7 Fast User
Switching
3.0 Cool
System Utilities
- 3.1 Windows Update
- 3.2 Automatic
Update
- 3.3 Windows Catalog
- 3.4 Scheduled
Tasks
- 3.5 Computer
Management Tools
4.0 Installing
Software
- 4.1 Adding New
Windows Programs
- 4.2 Programs
and user Profiles (PPT)
- 4.3 Installing
Extra Components
- 4.4 Removing
Windows Applications
- 4.5 Compatibility
Mode
- 4.6 Program Compatibility
5.0 Configuring
and using Printers
- 5.1 Adding Printers
- 5.2 Customizing
Printer Properties
- 5.3 Connecting
to a Network Printer
6.0 Sharing
- 6.1 Sharing and
Security Wizard
- 6.2 Local Sharing
- 6.3 Network Sharing
7.0 Connecting
to Computers over the Network
- 7.1 Accessing
files, folders and printers over the Network
- 7.2 Adding Network
Connections to my Network Places
- 7.3 Mapping a
drive letter to a Network Shared Drive
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