Starting and Exiting a Program
The most common way to start a Windows program is to use the Start menu, which provides easy access to programs installed on your computer. Clicking the Start button on the taskbar displays the Start menu, which lists common and recently used programs and the All Programs submenu. The All Programs submenu is the master list of every program on your computer. If you start a program, such as your e-mail program, every time you start Windows, you can save some time by adding the program to the Startup folder. When you’re done working with a program, you should exit, or close it, to conserve your computer’s resources.
Start a Program from the Start Menu
Windows Vista provides several ways to start a program:
- Click the ...
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