While working on her computer, Robin opens and uses one program after another. As she uses each program, she creates and saves a document before opening the next program. She keeps the program and document window open in case she needs to return to that program and document. Occasionally, one program document becomes hidden behind another program window and she can't find the program and document she needs to use. As a result, she sometimes opens the same program and document twice in two different windows. Which of the following Windows features can Robin use to locate and return to a previously-opened program window and also help prevent opening the same program and document more than once?
A) Start menu
B) Quick Launch toolbar
C) Taskbar
D) Notification Area

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Robin can use the taskbar to locate and switch to a previously-opened program window. The taskbar displays icons for all currently-opened programs and their associated documents, making it easy to switch between them. Additionally, if Robin tries to open a program or document that is already open, the taskbar will highlight the existing window, preventing her from opening it twice. The Start menu and Quick Launch toolbar provide access to frequently-used programs, but do not display currently-opened windows. The Notification Area displays system notifications and icons for background programs, but does not provide access to currently-opened windows.

While Working on Her Computer, Robin Opens and Uses One