write the use of control panel icon in ms word
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1st of all there is no such control panel icon in ms word..In Microsoft Windows...The Control Panel in Windows 7 and Windows 8 serves as the nerve center of the operating system and allows users to control and modify various system settings, including network options, appearance, security and user accounts. It also provides control over options related to installed programs, language and hardware.
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The Control Panel itself is really just a collection of individual Control Panel applets so to use the Control Panel really means to use an individual applet to change some part of how Windows works.
See my Complete List of Control Panel Applets for more information on the individual applets and what they are for.
If you're looking for a way to access the areas of Control Panel directly, see myList of Control Panel Commands in Windows for the commands that start each applet.
Here are a few of the thousands of individual changes that are possible from within Control Panel:
Change Your PasswordChange Another User's PasswordChange AutoPlay SettingsCreate a Password for Your AccountAdjust the Date and TimeRemove Your PasswordSetup Windows BackupStart Device ManagerChange Internet Explorer SettingsConfigure Regional and Language SettingsConfigure Text to Speech and Speech Recognition SettingsInstall Windows UpdatesChange Network SettingsAdjust Color QualityAdjust Screen ResolutionChange Your Monitor's Refresh RateAdjust Keyboard and Mouse SettingsSee the Windows Service Pack You Have InstalledCreate a Password Reset DiskChange Background, Screensaver, and Windows Sounds SettingsShow Hidden FilesAdd a PrinterConfigure the Start Menu and TaskbarConfigure Windows Firewall SettingsHide Hidden FilesChange Your Product KeyManage Windows GadgetsSee if You're Running a 32-bit or 64-bit Version of WindowsChange the Default Program for a File ExtensionDisable Error ReportingReinstall a Program
See my Complete List of Control Panel Applets for more information on the individual applets and what they are for.
If you're looking for a way to access the areas of Control Panel directly, see myList of Control Panel Commands in Windows for the commands that start each applet.
Here are a few of the thousands of individual changes that are possible from within Control Panel:
Change Your PasswordChange Another User's PasswordChange AutoPlay SettingsCreate a Password for Your AccountAdjust the Date and TimeRemove Your PasswordSetup Windows BackupStart Device ManagerChange Internet Explorer SettingsConfigure Regional and Language SettingsConfigure Text to Speech and Speech Recognition SettingsInstall Windows UpdatesChange Network SettingsAdjust Color QualityAdjust Screen ResolutionChange Your Monitor's Refresh RateAdjust Keyboard and Mouse SettingsSee the Windows Service Pack You Have InstalledCreate a Password Reset DiskChange Background, Screensaver, and Windows Sounds SettingsShow Hidden FilesAdd a PrinterConfigure the Start Menu and TaskbarConfigure Windows Firewall SettingsHide Hidden FilesChange Your Product KeyManage Windows GadgetsSee if You're Running a 32-bit or 64-bit Version of WindowsChange the Default Program for a File ExtensionDisable Error ReportingReinstall a Program
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