1. Manipulate the newly "Windows 8 Interface" (eg Metro)
The differences between Windows 7 and Windows 8 are obvious. We can safely say that this is the most profound change that has known since Windows edition was released in 1995. Microsoft has decided to add a second interface standard office called Windows interface (or Metro). It even became the primary environment of the operating system, since it is the welcome screen of the OS, and only use it is frequently appeal even when you want Office use priority. Here's how to quickly and effectively manage the famous interface.
Skip the screen lock / unlock
The first launch of Windows 8, you're in front of a screen prompting you to enter username and password. You can either create a local account or use an account online Microsoft (in this case, enter your identifiers MSN, Xbox Live, Hotmail, etc..). Your account will be immediately associated with your new appliance. We will come back, but then you must approve it, for example to recover passwords from one machine to another.
Mastering the Windows interface (Metro)
Once past the lock screen, you can access the Windows interface. This environment can be controlled in different ways: either the finger if you have a touch screen or using the mouse or via the keyboard. Regardless of the configuration used, keep in mind that the interface control the horizontal, not vertical, as was the case until now with windows of the Windows 8. Clearly, you will often scan the screen from left to right to view the full content.
Display the entire of tiles
The Windows Interface is divided into a series of small colored blocks, called tiles. These tiles feature an icon, the name of the application, or a series of information that are displayed dynamically. To view the full tiles present on the home screen of the Windows interface, "pinching" the screen using two fingers (the closer to each other, while maintaining the pressure on the screen). To return to the classic view, do the reverse movement, or press one of the tiles.
Back at any time Windows Desktop
To access the Windows desktop, several options are available to you. From the Windows interface, eg press the [Windows] located on your keyboard or tablet. But you also have the option to use the tile desktop, which is on the home screen (at the bottom left of the screen). Finally, you have the means to access the desktop via the Charms Bar, which is located on the right side of the screen, and press the Windows icon.
The differences between Windows 7 and Windows 8 are obvious. We can safely say that this is the most profound change that has known since Windows edition was released in 1995. Microsoft has decided to add a second interface standard office called Windows interface (or Metro). It even became the primary environment of the operating system, since it is the welcome screen of the OS, and only use it is frequently appeal even when you want Office use priority. Here's how to quickly and effectively manage the famous interface.
Skip the screen lock / unlock
The first launch of Windows 8, you're in front of a screen prompting you to enter username and password. You can either create a local account or use an account online Microsoft (in this case, enter your identifiers MSN, Xbox Live, Hotmail, etc..). Your account will be immediately associated with your new appliance. We will come back, but then you must approve it, for example to recover passwords from one machine to another.
Mastering the Windows interface (Metro)
Once past the lock screen, you can access the Windows interface. This environment can be controlled in different ways: either the finger if you have a touch screen or using the mouse or via the keyboard. Regardless of the configuration used, keep in mind that the interface control the horizontal, not vertical, as was the case until now with windows of the Windows 8. Clearly, you will often scan the screen from left to right to view the full content.
Display the entire of tiles
The Windows Interface is divided into a series of small colored blocks, called tiles. These tiles feature an icon, the name of the application, or a series of information that are displayed dynamically. To view the full tiles present on the home screen of the Windows interface, "pinching" the screen using two fingers (the closer to each other, while maintaining the pressure on the screen). To return to the classic view, do the reverse movement, or press one of the tiles.
Back at any time Windows Desktop
To access the Windows desktop, several options are available to you. From the Windows interface, eg press the [Windows] located on your keyboard or tablet. But you also have the option to use the tile desktop, which is on the home screen (at the bottom left of the screen). Finally, you have the means to access the desktop via the Charms Bar, which is located on the right side of the screen, and press the Windows icon.
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