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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
                   It means that the                                 It is used for pointing,

                   computer is busy and                              selecting and dragging
                   wants you to wait.                                the items on the screen.

                   Double-headed Arrow                               Four-headed Arrow
                   It is used for resizing the                       It is used for moving
                   window or pictures.                               pictures.


                   I-Beam                                            Working in Background
                   It is used for inserting                          It means that computer is
                   text in a document.                               processing while you are

                                                                     working.


                      CLOSING YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM

                  Once you finish your work it is always a good practice to switch off your computer
                  system. To close Computer system, follow these steps:

                  Step 1  Click on the Status Menu.

                  Step 2  Click on the Power button.

                            A drop-down menu will open.

                  Step 3  From the drop-down menu click on Power Off option.

                  Ubuntu shuts down and turns off the computer. It is very important to start up and
                  shut down a computer properly.

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