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Using the NeoLinux Desktop desktop. The NeoLinux desktop is a graphical user interface that lets you manage multiple windows. Using the Taskbar The NeoLinux taskbar is a movable control bar. Every open Windows connection and NeoLinux window has a taskbar button. • To open the Neoware menu, click the Neoware button on the taskbar. Then click a menu item to select it. To open the NeoLinux menu, click the Neoware button. To select a window, click its taskbar button. Note Your system administrator can hide the NeoLinux taskbar so that it appears as a thin line. When you point to this line, the taskbar appears. When you point away from taskbar, the taskbar hides again. • To select a window or connection, (even when it isn't on the current NeoLinux desktop) left-click its taskbar button. To learn how to use NeoLinux windows, see page 119. • To move the taskbar, middle-click and drag the edge of the taskbar beyond the middle of the desktop. Then release the mouse button, and the taskbar moves to the top or bottom. • To resize the taskbar, left-click and drag an edge of the taskbar. As you open more windows, you may want to enlarge the taskbar to make its buttons more readable. • To display the window properties, right-click its taskbar button. To close a Properties box, click it. Using the Desktop Divider The Desktop Divider, residing on the right hand side of the taskbar, is a miniature representation of four desktops, in which you can open and move NeoLinux windows. In effect, the Desktop Divider quadruples the work space available on the NeoLinux desktop. • To display a NeoLinux desktop, left-click one of the colored squares in the Desktop Divider to access the desktop it represents. 118 Getting Started

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Using the NeoLinux Desktop
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Getting Started
desktop. The NeoLinux desktop is a graphical user interface that lets
you manage multiple windows.
Using the Taskbar
The NeoLinux taskbar is a movable control bar. Every open Win-
dows connection and NeoLinux window has a taskbar button.
•
To open the Neoware menu
, click the Neoware button on the
taskbar. Then click a menu item to select it.
•
To select a window or connection
, (even when it isn’t on the
current NeoLinux desktop) left-click its taskbar button. To learn
how to use NeoLinux windows, see page 119.
•
To move the taskbar,
middle-click and drag the edge of the task-
bar beyond the middle of the desktop. Then release the mouse
button, and the taskbar moves to the top or bottom.
•
To resize the taskbar,
left-click and drag an edge of the taskbar.
As you open more windows, you may want to enlarge the taskbar
to make its buttons more readable.
•
To display the window properties
, right-click its taskbar button.
To close a Properties box, click it.
Using the Desktop
Divider
The Desktop Divider, residing on the right hand side of the taskbar,
is a miniature representation of four desktops, in which you can open
and move NeoLinux windows. In effect, the Desktop Divider qua-
druples the work space available on the NeoLinux desktop.
•
To display a NeoLinux desktop
, left-click one of the colored
squares in the Desktop Divider to access the desktop it represents.
To open the NeoLinux menu,
click the Neoware button.
To select a window, click its
taskbar button.
Note
Your system administra-
tor can hide the
NeoLinux taskbar so
that it appears as a thin
line. When you point to
this line, the taskbar
appears. When you
point away from task-
bar, the taskbar hides
again.