CertiGuide to A+ (Operating Systems) - Graphical User Interface

A graphical user interface, or GUI, is usually navigated by a combination of a keyboard and pointing device like a mouse, touch pad or track ball. This type of interface presents information in a graphical manner, and uses its ability to easily display lists of commands, programs, and data files, to replace much of the typing required in a CDI.

The graphic shows us how to use the Windows 98 GUI to view files. Most file management functions can be accomplished by moving the mouse; in a GUI very little typing is required.

**Figure 6: Windows Explorer GUI Interface**

DOS Prompt CDI Interface

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