Sayers & Associates - Windows 95 Advanced

		Course Description
		WINDOWS 2000 - ADVANCED

		Course Length	1 Day - 8 Hour Class Session
		Overview	Students will learn advanced material about Windows, such as customizing the interface, working in the MS-DOS environment, manipulating the print queue and using system tools.
		Prerequisite	Introduction to Personal Computers Windows 2000 Introduction
		Delivery Method	Instructor-Led, Group Paced, Classroom-Delivery Learning Model with Structured Hands-On Activities
		Benefits	Students will learn how to customize their user interface, use the MS-DOS environment and use system tools.
		Target Student	This course if designed for people who have not worked with previous versions of the windows program but have completed the Introduction to Personal Computers and Windows Introduction course.
		Objectives	Create a custom user interface by changing properties of the taskbar, the desktop and other components. Create subfolders, modify file attributes and use Quick View to briefly look at a file. Start MS-DOS based programs: Use familiar MS-DOS commands and work in the MS-DOS based editor. Manipulate the print queue – Set up a printer to print MS-DOS based programs and use the print troubleshooter to solve printing problems. Understand the purpose and use of such system tools as backup, DriveSpace, scandisk and disk defragmenter. Examine configuration and installation issues, such as the differences between 32 bit applications and 16 bit applications. Browse resources on the Network Neighborhood and communicate with other people by using Microsoft Exchange.
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