Do you run a small business or non-profit
organization? Or are you
a residential computer user?
You have probably found that
computer/ information technology
(IT) problems can be a challenging
subject. Your organization
is most likely too small
to employ a dedicated IT
staff with the breadth and depth of
necessary expertise, yet
too large not to have staff
dedicated to the task. If
you are a resident, you call
on “the squad”, but they
are usually concerned about
their paychecks. You end
up needing reliable computer
help and not having it on
the level you should. As
system problems occur and
the number of computer viruses
and other security issues
increase you find yourself
faced with daily computer
troubles that appear to have
no affordable solution...
that is until now.
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You
can't really do any damage
with the right mouse button
in Windows, because it's designed
only to show a context menu (a list of options appropriate for
the selected object).
One of the options is usually Properties , which gives you
access to lots of settings and information.
Look closely at your mouse cursor while
you're moving it around - it's not always an arrow. For example,
when you're dragging a file, Windows gives you a clue as to
what's going to happen when you drop it depending on what's
currently underneath the cursor.
Explorer has its name for a reason. Don't
be afraid to browse your hard
disk. Look in all your folders,
and try all the programs in
the Start Menu. Explore!
