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4  Click on the down arrow of Screen saver.





                         5  Choose  any screen
                         saver you want to use.









                            6  Enter the number
                           of minutes.




                                                                                               7  Click on the
                                                                                              Apply button.

                                                               8  Click on the OK button.


                 We can also use the up and down arrow buttons to specify the number of minutes. It is the

                 idle time after which the screen saver should appear. The screen saver appears after your
                 computer is idle for the number of minutes you specified in Step 6.

                 Mouse Pointer Shapes

                 The shape of the mouse pointer changes according to the actions we perform. Some of the
                 shapes of the pointer are:

                  Busy                                              Normal Select
                  It means that the                                 It is used for pointing, selecting,
                  computer is busy and                              and dragging the items on the

                  wants you to wait.                                screen.

                  Double-headed Arrow                               Four-headed Arrow

                  It is used for resizing                           It is used for moving pictures.
                  windows or pictures.


                  Text Select                                       Working in Background
                  It is used for inserting or                       It means that the computer
                  selecting the text into a                         is processing while you are
                  document.                                         working.






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