Right click on an object.

The corresponding window moves.

In the upper left corner of the window, to the left of the title bar.

A dialog box is a window that displays and/or allows entry of specific data elements. A dialog box typically has non-sizable borders and does not typically have a minimize or maximize button.

True.

Hold down the Ctrl key and individually select files, or hold down the Shift key and select a range of files.

The folder is expanded within the All Folders area, showing all of the sub-folders in this folder.

The list of files and folders is sorted using the data contained in this column.

Drag and drop using the right mouse button causes a shortcut menu to appear when you release the button. With the left mouse button, the appropriate action is done as soon as you relase the button.

False. The file is moved.

True.

Select the text then click on the Center button on the format bar.

False. WordPad allows you to change the font and the font size.

The Paint toolbox contains various tools (e.g., Fill, Magnify) and drawing shapes (e.g., Rectangle, Circle, Line) that can be used to modify the picture contained in the Workspace.

The Clipboard feature via copy and paste.

A scroll bar allows the user to view data that can not be displayed in a window, due to the size of the window and the amount of data to be displayed.

The OK and Cancel buttons in a Properties dialog box.

True.

An option button allows the user to select one, and only one, option from a list of options. An option button appears as a small cirle, with the selected option having a black dot in the middle of the circle.

A check box allows the user to select zero or more options from a list of options. A check box appears as a small square, with each selected option having a check mark or "x" in the square.

True.

The icon has a boxed arrow in its lower left corner.

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A shortcut is made, pointing to the original location of the application file.

Select the objects (e.g., text, pictures) that you want to save as a scap, then drag and drop this selection onto the desktop.