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- User’s Guide
DigiGate-700
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For those of you that are new to Windows, we have included a basic look at the Windows way of doing things. For
a more complete description of Windows , see the “Introducing Microsoft Windows ” manual that came with the
Operating System on your PC.
Windows is a Graphical User Interface or GUI. This means that instead of having to type commands into the
computer to make things work, you have pictures or icons that you can use to do the things that need to be done. Your
computer’s Mouse is used to push buttons, select items from lists, and do most of the work. Most of the time, you only
need to use the keyboard to enter the information about your tenants or other information that is specific to your
location.
All of the objects used on the screens are standard Windows objects and for most of the program, the Windows
standard is followed. In some instances the program deviates from this standard for the user’s convenience.
In this section, terms and objects associated with Windows and operating the GUI are described and pictured to
give you a basic knowledge of how the screens look and work.
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Summary of Contents for DigiGate-700
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