Documentation for opening windows of Windows: Where?

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Where can I find documentation for the parts of the window that I get
when I open WindowsXP-Pro or Windows7-Home?
 
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Thanks for looking into my question.

1. WinXP-Pro/SP3, e.g., window displays a caption at the top, a status
bar at the bottom.
The latter is divided into
1a. tabs? for various windows, e.g, 3 Windows Explorers, 2 Microsoft
Words, etc.
1b. Unoccupied areas where one can right-click to get a menu that
enables showing the desktop
1c. the rightmost group of icons (called what?) for various
activations
1d. the day and time-of-day

2. Windows7, which I got on a recently purchased laptop, where it took
me hours to find out how to find the equivalent of WinXP Start button

Best Wishes,
Richard
 
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Thanks for looking into my question.

1. WinXP-Pro/SP3, e.g., window displays a caption at the top, a status
bar at the bottom.
The latter is divided into
1a. tabs? for various windows, e.g, 3 Windows Explorers, 2 Microsoft
Words, etc.
1b. Unoccupied areas where one can right-click to get a menu that
enables showing the desktop
1c. the rightmost group of icons (called what?) for various
activations
1d. the day and time-of-day

2. Windows7, which I got on a recently purchased laptop, where it took
me hours to find out how to find the equivalent of WinXP Start button

Best Wishes,
Richard
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In each case the answer is much the same: Type one of the following phrases
into a Google search box (including the surrounding double quotes), then
take your pick:

"Windows XP tutorial"
"Windows 7 tutorial"

The Start button in Windows 7 is in exactly the same position as in Windows
XP - it only looks different. Pressing and releasing the Windows key on your
keyboard has the same effect as clicking the Start button.
 
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