Windows XP Introduction/Migrating to Windows XP The Migrating to Windows XP class covers the new features of Windows XP. A full-day Introduction to Windows XP class also is available, which tailors the topics listed below to users who are new to working within a Windows-based computing environment. Familiarity with Windows 98, NT, or 2000, is recommended, including the basic use of a mouse, working with multiple windows, and managing files. Users without this experience are encouraged to attend the full-day Introduction to Windows XP class. half-day Identify new features in Windows XP Identify the major components of the Desktop Log on and shut down Windows XP Work with the Start menu Work with the Taskbar Control the view of multiple windows Work with multiple applications Use the Windows XP Help program Understand file and folder basics Browse files and folders in file management windows Work with the Folders list Change the view of objects Create, delete and copy and move objects within folders) Use the Recycle Bin Save and open files Manage files from within applications Open recently used files Control a print job and connect to a printer Search for information on your computer, network or the Web Use advanced search techniques Customize the Taskbar and the Start menu Use the Control Panel Change the Desktop display Customize folder options Create a shortcut on the Desktop Arrange icons on the Desktop Create folders and new files from the Desktop Work with an Active Desktop