Operating System

note!Answer: C) Select the shut down from the start menu
Windows should be shut down properly by choosing Shut Down from the Start menu.

note!Answer: B) Icon
Small pictures on the desktop that represent programs or files are called icons.

note!Answer: A) Program→accessories→system tool→character map
In Windows, Character Map is under Start → Programs → Accessories → System Tools.

note!Answer: A) Briefcase
Briefcase is a Windows feature used to keep and synchronize files between two computers, such as a laptop and desktop.

note!Answer: B) Exit
Typing EXIT at the DOS prompt returns you to the Windows environment.

note!Answer: C) Compress files
Zip programs compress files to reduce their size for storage or transfer.

note!Answer: D) Title bar
You move a window by dragging its title bar at the top.

note!Answer: A) Clip board
The Clipboard is the temporary memory area used for cut, copy, and paste.

note!Answer: C) Back up
Backup programs create copies of important data so it can be restored if lost.

note!Answer: D) All of the above
The Find (Search) feature can locate programs, documents, and computers on a network.

note!Answer: C) Folder
A folder is a container used to store and organize files and other folders.

note!Answer: D) All of the above
Windows Search offers several ways (Find, Search, Locate) to look for files or folders, so 'All of the above' is correct.

note!Answer: B) Taskbar button
Each open program has a button on the taskbar that is used to switch between programs.

note!Answer: A) Desktop
The Desktop is the whole screen background that acts like a physical desk surface.

note!Answer: A) Alt+tab
Alt+Tab switches between open windows/programs; Alt+F4 closes the active window.

note!Answer: D) All of the above
Windows title bars typically contain Minimize, Maximize/Restore, and Close buttons.

note!Answer: C) Both a and b
Screen saver settings can be opened from Control Panel's Display option or by right-clicking the desktop and choosing Properties.

note!Answer: B) Format
The FORMAT command creates tracks and sectors on a disk and gives each sector an address.

note!Answer: B) NTFS
Windows 2000 Server uses NTFS as its primary file system.

note!Answer: C) Directories cannot be renamed
Directories can be renamed (and deleted), and they can be nested; the root directory is always the top level.