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Windows Explorer is an application that is part of the Microsoft Windows operating system since Windows 95 that runs on top of the Windows operating system and provides a graphical user interface for accessing the file systems, though is not integral to the running of a Windows computer. It is the component of the operating system that presents the user interface on the monitor and enables the user to control the computer. It is sometimes referred to as the Windows GUI shell, or simply "Explorer".
The User Interface (UI or GUI) for windows visa is called Aero, in Vista Home Premium, Business and Ultimate. This is essentially a 3-D accelerated version of Explorer. Vista Home Basic does not have Aero.
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Windows provide a user interface called the?
The default user interface for Windows Vista and Windows 7 is called Windows Aero.
Why is the windows xp user interface is called a desktop?
Why is the windows xp user interface is called a desktop?
What is the difference between MS windows from graphical user interface?
Windows is a type of graphical user interface
What is the difference between ms windows graphical user interface?
Windows is a type of graphical user interface
What is Comparison between DOS and Windows?
DOS CUI - Character User Interface Single user Single task Windows GUI - Graphical User Interface Single User (except NT) Multi task
What type of software is windows xp?
User interface
Does Windows Vista have a graphical user interface?
Yes.
What is the user interface of Windows xp?
it is like windows 98 but with better performance
What is destop?
windows destop is the main graphical user interface in Microsoft Windows
What isThe fundamental programming that controls the way computers interact with their components and the user is the?
user interface
Difference between a user control and a custom control?
In Windows programming, both user control and custom control refer to a control. Controls are re-usable components that may, but don't necessesarily do, have a graphical user interface. In some development scenarios, controls can be added to the application's graphical user interface using a simple drag-and-drop operation. The term "user control" refers to a standard control that may be used by the user (the programmer). Perhaps the name would have better been "standard control." User controls include pre-defined components for all the fundamental components of a Windows graphical user interface, such as buttons, sliders, check boxes, radio buttons, lists and drop downs, etc. Non-interactive components such as a simple timer interface are also included. A custom control is a control that is especially made by the programmer, and is not included with the development toolkit as a pre-defined component.
What are the criteria that makes the DOS differ from Windows?
DOS is a command line interface, Windows (starting at Win95) is a graphical user interface.
