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Graves Desktop Terms

Graves Desktop and Windows Terms

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This keeps similar things together. Folder
A list of commands or options Menu
The window you can effect on the computer. Active Window
This makes the window collapse into the task bar (the start bar at the bottom). It is located in the upper right hand corner of a window. Minimize Box
This will increase the size of a window to its full size (full-screen) and is located in the upper right corner of a window. Maximize Box
This will make a window return to its non-maximized size and is located in the upper right corner of a window. Restore Down Box
Located in the upper right-hand corner of a window and will close (exit) a window. Close Box
This moves the contents in a window vertically. Vertical Scroll Box
This moves the contents of a window horizontally. Horizontal Scroll Box
This is the on-screen background. It is the screen that is displayed when there are no programs active. Desktop
This is a small picture that represents a file, folder, or action. Icon
A marker on the screen that shows where current input or output is going to happen. It may appear as a blinking vertical line, a solid blinking box, an underline, or an arrow. Cursor
The name of a file is located here at the top of a window. To move a window, click on this and drag. Title Bar
On a Windows computer, this is a bar at the bottom of the desktop that contains currently open documents and the Start Menu. Task Bar
An organized series of bits, stored as a unit, that can be grouped together in folders. Files
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