Lesson 12: Exploring The Toshiba Access Panel - Toshiba Tecra 500CS User Manual

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Getting to Know the Desktop

Lesson 12: Exploring the Toshiba Access Panel

6 To completely remove the new document you made, click
it and click File, then click Delete.
Your new document is gone forever.
You can delete all the objects in the Recycle Bin at once by click-
ing Empty Recycle Bin in the File menu.
Later on—in your real work, not in this tutorial—you'll use the
Recycle Bin to delete other objects such as folders, documents and
even programs. The process is still the same. Drag an item's icon
to the Recycle Bin and drop it in. When you're absolutely certain
that you never want to see the item again, delete it from there.
If you change your mind and want to restore something you sent
to the Recycle Bin, click the object with the secondary button and
click Restore. Windows 95 restores the object to the place from
which it was deleted.
To delete all objects from the Recycle Bin when the Recycle
Bin window isn't open, click the Recycle Bin icon with the
secondary button, then click Empty Recycle Bin from the
menu.
You have almost finished the tutorial. You now know how to
remove icons and objects from the desktop. Continue reading to
learn how to use the Help features if you get lost.
Lesson 12: Exploring the Toshiba Access Panel
The Toshiba Access Panel, located on the right side of the desk-
top, is a handy place to check the power usage gauges, launch
Toshiba applications and other programs, access the variety of on
line help features, and set up separate configurations for working
at home, at the office, or when you are travelling.
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer