If the window has been resized and is not maximized on your desktop, you will have a combination of minimize, maximize and close buttons - . And, you will see another combination of window sizing buttons when you minimize a document window within the application that the document runs, restore, mazimize and close - . If you become familiar with the actions associated with the buttons, your navigation will be more efficient. The Menu Bar is a common interface throughout Windows applications and utilities. Every command available within an application is accessible through the menu.
Some menus have several layers of additional options and sub-commands.
You can tell if a submenu leads to more choices by the presence of the more arrow to the right of a menu choice - . Some menu choices are shown as a toggle, selected or not selected. A selected option is indicated by a check mark to the left of the menu option - . It is very common to have a document or information within a program that requires more display space than your desktop can offer. Whenever the information you are requesting or working on does not fit within the dimensions of your active window, a scroll bar will be included within the window.