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Becoming Familiar with the Ribbon In File Explorer (Windows 8)

In the new “File Explorer” (previously called “Windows Explorer), where you view the list of files/folders on your computer, there is now a “Ribbon” filled with commands just like the Office Programs (Word, Outlook, Excel, etc.). Each section of the Ribbon is divided into Tabs. The Tabs will change depending on what is selected in File Explorer. For example, when you click on “Documents” under “Library”, the “Library Tools” tab will become available.
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How to Change how File and Folders are displayed in File Explorer (Windows 8)

In Windows 8 “Windows Explorer” (where you view the list of files on your computer) is now called “File Explorer” and it looks a little different. When you open your folders in “Documents” and then you open a sub folder/location, the view may be different. Standardize the “View Type” (or Layout). We recommend you choose a view that you are most comfortable with (most people prefer details or icons). The “Detail” view will allow you to see more folders on one page than other available views.
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How to Create and Use Shortcuts for the Snipping Tool (Windows 7 )

Once you find yourself using the Snipping Tool to capture images of your computer screen, you may want a quicker and easier way to access the ‘Snipping Tool’. Follow the instructions in this tutorial to Pin to Start Menu, Pin to Taskbar, Create Desktop Shortcut and Create Keyboard Shortcut.
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