1 Peacemakers: The Paris Peace Conference of 1919 and Its Attempt to End War (2002), also published as Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World (2003); influential survey excerpt and text search. 2  Paxton, Robert O., and Julie Hessler.
On your desktop you should see 'my computer' icon (or âcomputerâ with new operating systems). Double-click the My Computer icon, this icon is almost always located on the top left portion of the desktop and should look similar to the icons above as I mentioned.
These pictures are called Icons. Icons are pictures that when selected (or clicked on) will do something. This âdo somethingâ is called executing. Selecting an Icon by clicking on it tells the computer you want to use that program. My Computer, My Network Places, My Documents, and Recycle Bin are standard Icons commonly seen on a computer. Back to top Shortcut Icons. If we look closely at the previously displayed Desktop, there is one picture that has a little black arrow in it. The little black arrow informs you that it is a Shortcut Icon. A Shortcut Icon will open a program that someone has added to the Desktop. The Shortcut Icon on our example Desktop will open the program called Microsoft Office Word, a program for word processing (typing a letter for example). Start Button