• Click Start, click Programs, click Accessories, click Communications, click Fax, and then click My Faxes.
• In the My Faxes folder, double-click either Received Faxes or Sent Faxes. 
• Double-click the fax you want to view or print. The fax is displayed in the Imaging Preview viewer. If you want to print the fax, on the File menu, click Print.

• Open Printers.
• Right-click the printer that you want to associate with a color profile, click Properties, and then click the Color Management tab.
• Click Add to open the Add Profile Association dialog box.
• Locate the new color profile you want to associate with the printer. 

• Open Windows Explorer.
• Double-click the folder that contains your pictures.
• If your pictures are stored in the My Pictures folder, click the name of the the picture you want to preview. The picture appears in the Image Preview window to the left of your file list.

If your pictures are not stored in the My Pictures folder, click the View menu, click Customize This Folder, and then follow the rest of this procedure.

• In the Customize This Folder wizard, click Next, select Choose or edit an HTML template, and then click Next again.
• In Choose a template, click Image Preview, and then follow the instructions on your screen to complete the wizard and turn on Image Preview.

Click the name of the image you want to preview

When Personalized Menus is turned on, Windows 2000 keeps track of which programs you use each time you use your computer, and hides the programs you have not used in a long time.

You can still gain access to hidden programs by clicking Start, pointing to Programs, and then clicking the down arrow at the bottom of the menu.

• Open Accessibility Options in Control Panel.
• On the Keyboard tab, under FilterKeys, select the Use FilterKeys check box.
• To open Accessibility Options, click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Accessibility Options.
• To change the settings for Filter Keys, on the Keyboard tab, under FilterKeys, click Settings.
• If the Use shortcut check box in the Settings for FilterKeys dialog box is selected, you can turn FilterKeys on and off by holding down the right SHIFT key for 8 to 16 seconds (depending on the other settings you have selected in the Accessibility Options dialog box.)

On the Sound tab, under ShowSounds, select the Use ShowSounds check box.

• Open Display in Control Panel.
• On the Settings tab, click Advanced.
• On the Color Management tab, click Add to open the Add Profile Association dialog box.
• Locate the new color profile you want to associate with the monitor.
• Click the new profile, and then click Add

• Open System Information.
• On the Action menu, click Find.
• In Find What, type the word or words corresponding to the system information for which you are searching.
• Select a search option as needed.
  
  
  • To search only through the portion of the console tree, click Restrict Search to Selected Category. This option starts the search at the top of the currently selected node (and searches all of its subcategories.) Clearing this check box starts the search at the root node.
  • To search only the console tree node and subnode names for a match, ignoring any matches in the results pane, click Search Categories Only. Clearing this check box searches both the console tree and the results pane.

• Open Accessibility Options in Control Panel.
• On the Keyboard tab, under StickyKeys, select the Use StickyKeys check box.

Notes:
To open Accessibility Options, click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Accessibility Options.

On the Sound tab, under SoundSentry, select the Use SoundSentry check box.

• Create or open a document
• In the status area on the taskbar, click the input locale indicator located near the system time, and then click the language you want to use to compose.
• Compose your document.