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    Copyright
    About the Author
    Acknowledgments
    We'd Like to Hear from You!
    Introduction
    Lesson 1. Introducing Windows 98
    Lesson 2. Navigatingthe Windows 98 Desktop
    Lesson 3. Subscribing to Channels and Working Offline
    Lesson 4. Working with Windows
    Lesson 5. Using Toolbars and Menus
    Lesson 6. Using Dialog Boxes
    Lesson 7. Using Windows 98 Help
    Lesson 8. Customizing the Appearance of Windows 98
    Lesson 9. Customizing Other Attributes of Windows 98
    Lesson 10. Drive, Folder, and File Management Options
    Lesson 11. Viewing Drives, Folders, and Files
    Lesson 12. Selecting, Copying, and Moving Files and Folders
    Lesson 13. Creating, Deleting, Renaming, And Finding Files And Folders
    Lesson 14. Formatting, Naming, and Copying Floppy Disks
    Lesson 15. Installing and Uninstalling Windows Applications
    Lesson 16. Using Windows 98 Applications
    Lesson 17. Creating a Document with WordPad
    Lesson 18. Creating Graphics with Paint
    Drawing in Paint
    Adding Color and Fill
    Adding Text to a Graphic
    Lesson 19. Working with Sound and Video
    Lesson 20. Using Other Accessories
    Lesson 21. Running DOS Applications
    Ch.  22. Printing with Windows 98
    Lesson 23. Disk Management
    Lesson 24. Using Internet Explorer
    Lesson 25. Searching for and Saving Web Page Locations
    Lesson 26. Sending and Receiving Mail with Outlook Express
    Lesson 27. Using Outlook Express News
    Lesson 28. Using Network Neighborhood
    Appx. A. Configuring the Modem and Other Hardware Settings
    Appx. B. Configuring for the Internet or an Online Service
    Index
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    Drawing in Paint

    With the Paint accessory, shown in Figure 18.1, you can create colorful graphic images for use in your documents or as Windows wallpaper. You can start Paint by selecting Start|Programs| Accessories.

    Figure 18.1. Paint is ready for you to create your graphic.



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