5. ਟਾਸਕਬਾਰ ਦੇ ਭਾਗਾਂ ਦੇ ਨਾਂ ਲਿ
Write the names of the
taskbar components.
Answers
•While the Start menu isn't technically part of the Taskbar, you can control it from there. Right click on an empty area of the main Taskbar section and a menu will pop up. Click on Properties, and you will see a tab for the Start Menu. Check this out to see all the ways you can customize the Start menu.
One other thing you can do to make Programs easier to find in the Start menu is to open the "All Programs" menu. Right click on any item in the list. A menu will pop up. Click "Sort by Name" to alphabetize. Notice you can also delete menu items if you don't use them.
•Resize the Quick Launch area by clicking and dragging the divider line after the small icons. If there is a double >> symbol, that means there are more icons on the menu. Click on this to display them. To make the Quick Launch bar more useful, delete icons for applications you don't use. You can also rearrange icons by clicking and dragging them to new locations.
•The main Taskbar is where you find a button for each page of each application you have open. If you Right Click on one of the buttons, you will see a popup menu that allows you to restore, maximize or close that window.
•The most important thing you can do with the System Tray is to determine whether all of the applications represented by the icons really need to be starting up and running all the time. Each icon represents a little program that is taking memory to remain active. If your computer is starting up or running slowly, see if you can shut some of these down. Common ones that are not needed are quick launches for Acrobat Reader, music or chat programs, like Yahoo! or MSN Messenger. If you don't use them often, remove them.