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• Chapter 1 Getting Started with WindowsExplore the Screen 4Explore the Start Menu 5Start and Close an App 6Connect to Your Wireless Network 8Put Windows to Sleep 10Restart or Shut Down Windows 11Switch to a Microsoft Account 12Install an App 16Switch Between Running Apps 18Arrange Running Apps 20Uninstall an App 22Chapter 2 Customizing WindowsPin an App to the Start Menu 26Open the Settings App 28Change the Lock Screen Background 30Choose a Lock Screen Status App 32Customize Syncing Between Devices 34Access an App’s Features 36Pin an App to the Taskbar 38Change the Theme 40Adjust the Volume 42Set the Time Zone 43Configure Windows to Work with Multiple Monitors 44Customize the Taskbar 46Chapter 3 Surfing the WebOpen a Web Page 50Open a Web Page in a Tab 52Navigate Web Pages 54Find Text on a Page 55Navigate with the History List 56Change Your Startup Page 58Save Favorite Web Pages 60Take Advantage of the Favorites Bar 62Share a Web Page 64Search for Sites 66Download a File 68Chapter 4 Sending and Receiving EmailLaunch the Mail App 72Configure Mail Settings 73Configure an Email Account 74Send an Email Message 76Format the Message Text 78Add a File Attachment 80Save a Draft of a Message 82Receive and Read Email Messages 84Reply to a Message 86Forward a Message 88Open and Save an Attachment 90Delete a Message 92Create a Folder for Saving Messages 94Chapter 5 Getting Social with WindowsCreate a Contact 98Add Your Google Account 100Add Your iCloud Account 102View a Contact 104Edit a Contact 106Assign a Photo to a Contact 108Add Extra Fields to a Contact 110Filter the Contacts List 112Combine Multiple Profiles for a Contact 114View Your Calendar 116Add an Event to Your Calendar 118Create a Recurring Event 120Add an Event Reminder 121Chapter 6 Performing Day‐to‐Day Tasks with AppsSearch Your PC 124Write a Note 126Make a To‐Do List 128Configure Skype 130Call Someone Using Skype 132Display a Location on a Map 134Get Directions to a Location 136Check Your Weather Forecast 138Check Another City’s Weather Forecast 140Chapter 7 Working with ImagesImport Images from a Digital Camera 144Scan an Image 146Navigate the Pictures Folder 148View Your Images 150Start a Slideshow 152Set an Image as the Desktop Background 153Repair an Image 154Add a Photo Effect 156Crop an Image 158Rotate an Image 160Delete an Image 161Chapter 8 Working with MultimediaImport Videos from a Digital Camera 164Navigate the Videos Folder 166Watch a Video 168Edit a Video 170Make a Movie 174Play a Music CD 178Copy Tracks from a Music CD 182Navigate the Music Folder 184Play Music 186Create a Playlist 188Chapter 9 Editing DocumentsCreate and Save a Document 192Open a Document 194Change the Text Font 196Find Text 198Replace Text 200Insert Special Symbols 202Make a Copy of a Document 204Create a OneNote Notebook 206Add Pages and Sections to a Notebook 208Add Text Notes 210Add an Image to a Notebook Page 212Work with Notebook Lists 214Chapter 10 Working with FilesSelect a File 218Change the File View 220Preview a File 221Copy a File 222Move a File 223Rename a File 224Create a New File 225Delete a File 226Restore a Deleted File 227Add a File to Your OneDrive 228Extract Files from a Compressed Folder 230Chapter 11 Implementing SecurityUnderstanding Windows Security 234Check for Security Problems 236Create a Picture Password 238Sign In with a PIN 242Set Up a Fingerprint Sign‐In 244Lock Your Computer 246Configure Your PC to Lock Automatically 248Browse the Web Privately 250Chapter 12 Making Windows More AccessibleIncrease the Text Size 254Magnify Screen Areas 256Have Screen Text Read to You 258Change to a High‐Contrast Theme 260Apply a Color Filter 262Flash the Screen During Audio Notifications 264Make the Keyboard More Accessible 266Control Windows Via Voice 268