1. To format a high-density diskette to use on my PC, I would first click on "My Computer", (which is located on the desktop) and insert your diskette, then right click on "3½ floppy". Go to format, then make sure "Quick" or "Full" are checked, then click on the "start" button.
             2. An "Operating System" is the basic instruction for your hardware and software so that the user can interface with them. An example of an operating system would be like "Windows '98" or "Windows 2000".
             3. "Word 2000" is not an operating system. Rather an application added to an operating system to allow the user to create written documents.
             4. To make a folder called "Inventory" on my hard drive, I would first click on "My Computer" on the desktop, then click on "C Drive", then go to "file" then "new" then "folder" and type in "Inventory".
             5. To create a shortcut to my new folder entitled "Inventory", I would right click on it and then choose "create shortcut" then click on the "Inventory" folder, hold the mouse button down and drag it onto the desktop and let go. It's done!
             6. I want to look for a document and all I know is that it started with "Train". To find this I would click on the "Start" button on my tool bar, then go to "Find", over to "files and folders" then type in the word "Train *. *". Making sure that there's a check mark next to "subfolders" so that every possible place is searched. Then click on "Find Now". When the possible files pop up, you can search for the one that you are looking for by just clicking on it until you find the right one.
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