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I have Win98 for several years and previously did Win 95. Startup page
relatively same thing with the blue sky, cloud and microsoft windows 95 or 98
being the only difference.
My buddy has just gotten a new HP computer 805 (I think) and has XP
loaded in.
Now I have been trying to show him the basics ( I mean really basic like:
cut and paste, how to use the mouse, keyboard usage as well.
I do not recognize the startup screen however, I mean after the windows
XP he does not have a desktop per se with folders.
Or should I say, everything above the start button is different (like when
I left click on Windows98, I get 11 different things in a box) When I do it
on XP I get 2 long columns on a 17" screen full of stuff. Its totally
different.
Is that the way it is suppose to be. He's not connected to the net, yet,
if that should make a difference.
Is this screen suppose to be that way? Is it suppose to be a challenge
for us old windows users? Just asking. Does it become more traditional
windows later? It is only a week old. I been playing on computer for
about 7 years, with windows.(not 3.1).
Would appreciate some info.
From what I remember, he doesn't have an owners manual for XP, I forgot to
ask. Will the explanation be clear in there?
relatively same thing with the blue sky, cloud and microsoft windows 95 or 98
being the only difference.
My buddy has just gotten a new HP computer 805 (I think) and has XP
loaded in.
Now I have been trying to show him the basics ( I mean really basic like:
cut and paste, how to use the mouse, keyboard usage as well.
I do not recognize the startup screen however, I mean after the windows
XP he does not have a desktop per se with folders.
Or should I say, everything above the start button is different (like when
I left click on Windows98, I get 11 different things in a box) When I do it
on XP I get 2 long columns on a 17" screen full of stuff. Its totally
different.
Is that the way it is suppose to be. He's not connected to the net, yet,
if that should make a difference.
Is this screen suppose to be that way? Is it suppose to be a challenge
for us old windows users? Just asking. Does it become more traditional
windows later? It is only a week old. I been playing on computer for
about 7 years, with windows.(not 3.1).
Would appreciate some info.
From what I remember, he doesn't have an owners manual for XP, I forgot to
ask. Will the explanation be clear in there?