Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Windows XP in 24 Hours
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think!
- Introduction
- Part I: Wake Up with Windows XP
- Hour 1. Taking a Bird's-Eye Look at Windows XP
- Hour 2. Getting Started with Windows XP
- Hour 3. Managing the Windows XP Interface
- Part II: Morning Windows Desktop Exploration
- Hour 4. Working with the My Computer Window
- Hour 5. Navigating Files with Windows Explorer
- Hour 6. Calling for Help
- Hour 7. Improving Your Windows Desktop Experience
- Part III: Early Afternoon Windows Exploration
- Hour 8. Installing Programs with Windows XP
- Hour 9. Finding Files, Folders, and Friends
- Hour 10. Using the Desktop Accessories
- Part IV: Late Afternoon Internet Integration
- Hour 11. Surfing the Web with Internet Explorer
- Hour 12. Tying Windows into the Web
- Hour 13. Networking with Windows XP
- Hour 14. Managing E-mail and Newsgroups with Outlook Express
- Part V: An Evening with Advanced Windows
- Hour 15. Exploring Your Hardware Interface
- Hour 16. Understanding Printing and Fonts
- Hour 17. Using Windows on the Road
- Hour 18. Giving Windows XP a Tune-Up
- Hour 19. Managing Your Hard Drives
- Hour 20. Tinkering with the Advanced System Tools
- Part VI: Having Fun at Nighttime
- Hour 21. Using Media Player
- Hour 22. Picturing Windows XP Graphics
- Hour 23. Making Movies with Windows XP
- Hour 24. Advanced Windows XP Tips
- Part VII: Appendixes
- Appendix A. Differences Between the Windows Home and Professional Edition
- Appendix B. Glossary
- Appendix C. Answers to Quizzes
Moving Windows
The windows that appear on your Windows XP desktop don't always appear in the location you want. That's okay. By using the mouse, you can easily drag a window to another location on the screen. The title bar acts like a handle for the window—to move the window, you click and drag the window's title bar.
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