Question

dharma opens one window, does a little work, closes the window, and then opens a new one. instead of opening and closing windows, what can dharma do to work more efficiently? a. point to the title bar of the open window, and then drag the window to a new location. b. point to a border or corner of the window, and then drag the resizing pointer to make the window smaller or larger. c. click the minimize button to reduce the window to an icon on the taskbar, and then click the taskbar icon to redisplay the window. d. close all windows except one, and then click the maximize button on the remaining window.

Explanation:

Minimizing a window instead of closing it allows for quick access later without the time - consuming process of reopening. Dragging a window to a new location or resizing it doesn't address the opening - closing inefficiency. Closing all but one window and maximizing it doesn't help when multiple tasks need to be accessed.

Answer:

C. Click the Minimize button to reduce the window to an icon on the taskbar, and then click the taskbar icon to redisplay the window.