- What is the difference between an active window and an inactive window?
- Why is the title bar important?
- Which Colour does title bar indicate when window is active?
- What does inactivated windows mean?
What is the difference between an active window and an inactive window?
The active window is the one you are currently using, and all the others are inactive. If you have a solitaire game, ms word, a file explorer window of your music, itunes, and your internet browser open and you are going to a website in the internet browser, that is your active window.
Why is the title bar important?
The title bar at the top of a window displays an application-defined icon and line of text. The text specifies the name of the application and indicates the purpose of the window. The title bar also makes it possible for the user to move the window using a mouse or other pointing device.
Which Colour does title bar indicate when window is active?
Ans. – Blue title bar indicates that window is active.
What does inactivated windows mean?
Unactivated Windows will only download critical updates; many optional updates and some downloads, services, and apps from Microsoft (that normally are included with activated Windows) also will be blocked. You'll also get some nag screens at various places in the OS.