Windows 95 and Microsoft Office Overview

The graphical user interface (GUI) that makes using Windows 95/98 easier by using icons, menus, and windows.

The central area of the Windows desktop, containing icons and shortcuts to important programs and files.

A bar at the bottom of the screen that displays icons for open programs and provides access to the Start Menu.

The primary way to access programs, documents, and settings in Windows 95/98.

A folder that contains all of the files and programs on your computer.

A folder where deleted files are temporarily stored.

Programs included with Windows that provide basic functionality, such as a calculator, notepad, and image editor.

File types in Windows categorized by their purpose, like documents, images, audio, and videos.

A feature that allows multiple users to access the computer with separate accounts and settings.

The ability for computers to connect and share information using networks and internet.