PowerShell Application installed by default on Windows 11 that lets you execute command line commands.
Bar A narrow horizontal or vertical rectangle on the screen that indicates some sort of information or contains widgets that you can interact with.
Tooltip A short message that appears when you hover a graphical user interface element for a few moments.
Toolbar A horizontal bar found in a window that has multiple tool buttons and other controls to change the behavior of the tools.
Dropdown Menu A kind of floating menu that appears when you click a button on the screen, called this way because they generally slide downward.
How to Remove the Background of an Image in Microsoft Paint Just click the "Remove background" tool button on the left side of the ribbon.
Context Menu A menu that appears when you right click on something, or when you press the menu key on your keyboard.
How to Flip an Image in Microsoft Paint Click the "Flip" tool button on the left side of the ribbon, then click "Flip vertical" or "Flip horizontal."
How to Rotate an Image in Microsoft Paint Tutorial: click the "Rotate" tool button on the ribbon, then click "Rotate left 90°," "Rotate right 90°," or "Rotate 180°."
How to Add Text to an Image using Microsoft Paint A tutorial for typing text on an image, and the several text settings (font, text size, text color, bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, text alignment) found in Paint.
How to Resize an Image in Microsoft Paint A tutorial: just click the "Resize and skew" button in the ribbon and input the new width/height in pixels or percentage.
Keyboard Shortcut A key or combination of keys in the keyboard that when pressed makes an application execute a command that would normally require clicking on a button or on a menu with the mouse, e.g. Ctrl+O, Alt+F4.
How to Save a File How to use the menu File -> Save, Save as, Save a copy, and Export, and how to use save file dialogs.
Tutorials for Basic Computer Operations Basic tutorials for operating a computer, specially one with Windows installed.
Ribbon A rectangular area under the menubar of an application's window that contains several tool buttons grouped into sections and tabs.