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Taskbar
To add a program Shortcut to the Quick Launch Taskbar:
2) Click on the shortcut and drag it to the Quick Launch taskbar, moving it to the desired location
3) To remove a shortcut, Right-click on the shortcut to be removed, and select Delete.
4) To rearrange shortcuts, click and drag a shortcut to the desired location (either on the desktop or on
the Quick Launch Taskbar)
5) To briefly expand the Systray, click on the arrow icon.
6) To adjust the icons showing on the Quick Launch taskbar, click and hold on the separator and drag it right or left to adjust what is showing.
To hide the taskbar:
1) Right-click the Start button, and select Properties.
2) Click on the Taskbar tab menu, select the Auto-hide the taskbar check box.
Note: To redisplay the taskbar, point to the area of your screen where the taskbar is located and it will appear
Grabbing a Screen Image: taking a “picture” of the screen or the active window
To grab the image of the entire computer screen:
1) Have the desired screen to be grabbed showing
2) Press Print Screen key on the keyboard (towards the top right side of keyboard); this puts the image of the computer screen on the clipboard.
3) Open a blank Word document and click approximately where the image is to be placed.
4) Click on Edit and select Paste; the image of the computer screen will appear.
5) To edit the image, click on the image to display the handles and the Picture Toolbar.
6) Click on any of the corner handles and drag diagonally inward or outward to decrease or increase the size of the image to desired size.
7) Click on any mid-line handle and drag inward or outward to stretch or squeeze the image.
8) Click on the Cropping tool on the Picture Toolbar; move cursor to a mid-line handle; click and drag inward to hide parts of the image.