Imagine Publishing Ltd., 2015. — 164 p.
Windows 10 sees the return to a system we all know and love. The Start menu is back. It also sees the introduction of your own, voice-powered personal assistant, Cortana. You can ask ‘her’ what the weather will be, or ask her to tell you a joke. That’s not all, Microsoft have retired Internet Explorer, and introduced Microsoft Edge, annotate web pages, create reading lists and browse the internet in style.Contents.
Setting up.
Upgrade to Windows 10.
Connect to Wi-Fi.
Create an account with Microsoft.
Create a user account.
Add a password to protect your account.
Improve your security.
Change the desktop image.
Personalise the Start menu.
Customise your PC’s settings to suit your needs.
Use Control Panel to manage your system settings.
Set up the Windows firewall.
Set up Windows Defender.
Getting started.
Master the new Start menu.
Start using multiple desktops.
Learn to use Task Manager.
Use the Notifications centre.
Customise your application notifications.
Change your default programs.
Switch between applications.
Arrange your windows with a snap.
Look to the future with Universal apps.
Introducing Cortana, your personal assistant.
Use voice search with Cortana.
Set up and add contacts.
Set up an email account.
Send an email with attachments.
Get to grips with the Calendar app.
Add an event to your Calendar.
Get to know Microsoft Edge.
Bookmark a site with Edge.
Pin a site to the Start menu.
Clear browsing history.
Make notes and more on Edge Browser.
Add a web site/article to your Reading list.
Browse the Windows Store.
Download an app.
Explore the Maps features.
Find your way with Maps.
Upload, share and sync with Microsoft’s OneDrive.
The next step.
Understand the Skype interface.
Experience a video call in Skype.
Import photos from your camera.
Edit your photos.
Make home movies with Windows 10.
Utilise the integrated Xbox app.
Download new media.
Add music to your library.
Create, format and edit with Microsoft Word.
Complete difficult tasks with Microsoft Excel.
Create sophisticated presentations in minutes.
