You’ll also experiment with searching for files by using the different search methods that are available.īefore you can complete the exercises in this chapter, you need to install the practice files specified in "Using the Practice Files" at the beginning of this book to their default location. Then you’ll explore the Windows 7 file storage structure. You’ll learn about the standard file storage structure Windows 7 uses, and about the types of files you’ll find on your Windows 7 computer. In this chapter, you’ll first learn how to size, arrange, hide, and otherwise manage windows on your desktop.
No problem! Windows 7 includes powerful search features that can help you almost instantly locate files and other information on your computer. No matter how organized you are and how skillful you become at working with libraries, sometimes you might not remember where you stored a particular file. This new feature allows you to easily access files while still maintaining an organizational system. With Windows 7, you can look at the contents of multiple folders in one window, by adding the folders to a library. With earlier versions of Windows, the Windows Explorer window could display the contents of only one folder at a time. You use Windows Explorer to look at the folders and files stored on your computer.
Instead of organizing pieces of paper in cardboard folders in filing cabinets, you organize electronic files in electronic folders on the storage disks accessible to your computer. To simplify the way you work with files on your computer, Windows uses a hierarchical storage system to organize information on your computer in a way similar to the way you would organize information in an office.
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