Types of Windows (Environment) on
the Computer
Active Window, in computer science, the on-screen
window containing the display or document that will be affected by all cursor
movements, commands, and text entry until a new window is chosen.
Inactive Window (Background)
Background,
in relation to computers, on the screen, the color on which characters are displayed.
For example, a white background may be used for black characters. In a
windowing environment in which more than one program or document can be
available to the user, open but currently inactive windows are said to be in
the background.
Desktop, in computer science, an on-screen
work area that uses icons and menus to simulate the top of a desk. A desktop is
characteristic of the Apple Macintosh and of windowing programs such as
Microsoft Windows. Its intent is to make a computer easier to use by enabling
users to move pictures of objects and to start and stop tasks in much the same
way as they would if they were working on a physical desktop.
Versions of Windows (Operating
System: OS)
Windows
95.
Windows
98.
Windows
2000
Windows
ME
Windows
XP (extended program)
Windows
XT (extended technology)
Windows Vista
Windows
7
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