~ r<br >Chaple 1<br >A Quick Overview of<br >W mdows<br >In This Chapter<br > r<br > Getting windows t~p and running<br > ~ " Screen components in Windows<br > ~，. Moving with the mouse and keyboard<br > m，. Alternatives for starting a program fi om Windows<br > ~. Using the Clipboard<br > Quitting Windows<br > If you re not sure how to get started with WordPerfecl for Windows，<br > here s some help. If you are a newcomer to computers (or want to<br > review the basics)， take a look at Appendix A， "Computer and Word<br > Processing Basics." If you have fundamental knowledge of comput-<br > ers and word processing， but are unfamiliar with using Windows，<br > start with this chapter. If you are handy with Windows， move ahead<br > lo Chapter 2， "Getting Started with WordPerfect for Windows."<br > To use WordPerfect for Windows effectively， you must firsl<br > understand the Windows environment， l/Vindom~ is a framework<br >that allows you to more easily use your computer and use more than<br >one application at a time. Windows does not replace sophisticated<br >word processors or spreadsheets. Instead， Windows provides a<br >graphical environment for using applications alone or together.<br >