Desk of cheez its: “Family Guy” Believe It or Not, Joe’s Walking on Air (TV Episode 2007) – Wendy Raquel Robinson as Jackée Harry, Bernice

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“Family Guy” Believe It or Not, Joe’s Walking on Air (TV Episode 2007) – Wendy Raquel Robinson as Jackée Harry, Bernice

Family Guy (TV Series)

Believe It or Not, Joe’s Walking on Air
(2007)

Quotes 
  • Quagmire

    :

    My God, Joe is running us ragged!

    Peter Griffin

    :

    Yeah, I haven’t been this exhausted since I had that job as Jackée Harry’s personal grocery shopper.

    [Cutaway to a grocery store with Peter and Jackée Harry. Peter is holding a clipboard with shopping items listed on it, which he is reading from] 

    Peter Griffin

    :

    A palette? Am-am I readin’ this right? Y-You need a palette of chocolate-covered pretzels? Wh-wh-where the hell am i supposed to – a-an-an-and wh-what is this, a drum of grape jam? Is that – wh-what is that – is that like a drum like, they ship oil in? Is that – a-a-an-and wh-wh-wha – look at this one: A desk of Cheez-its. A desk – wh-where are you gettin’ these units of measurements from?

    Jackée Harry

    :

    Mary.

    Peter Griffin

    :

    [laughs] 

    That is still funny. Okay you stay right here, big funny gal, i’ll be right back with…

    [reads from the clipboard] 

    Peter Griffin

    :

    a hammock of cake.

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This design guide was created for Windows 7 and has not been updated for newer versions of Windows. Most of the recommendations still apply in principle, but the presentation and examples do not reflect our current design guidelines.

The Windows 7 desktop is the user’s workspace for their programs. This is not a way to raise awareness of your program or its brand. Don’t abuse it!

The desktop is an area on the screen provided by Microsoft Windows, similar to the physical desktop. It consists of a workspace and a taskbar. A workspace can span multiple monitors.

A typical Windows desktop computer.

The active monitor is the monitor on which the active program is running. The default monitor is a menu monitor with a taskbar and a notification area.

The Windows desktop has the following program access points:

  • Workspace. An area on the screen where users can do their work and store programs, documents, and shortcuts. While the desktop technically includes a taskbar, in most contexts it only refers to the workspace.
  • Start button. Hotspot for all programs and special Windows places (documents, pictures, music, games, computers, control panel), with “recently used” lists for quick access to recently used programs and documents.
  • Quick start. Removed from Windows 7. Hotspot for user-selected programs.
  • Task. Access point for launching programs that have a presence on the desktop. While the taskbar technically spans the entire panel from the Start button to the notification area, in most contexts the taskbar refers to the area in between that contains the taskbar buttons. This area is sometimes called the task area.
  • Table strips. Not recommended. Minimized functional, lengthy programs such as the language bar. Programs that are minimized to workbars do not display taskbar buttons when minimized.
  • Notification area. Short term notification and status source and access point for system and program related functions that do not have a presence on the desktop.

Windows desktop access points include the Start button, taskbar, and notification area. Notice the taskbar button thumbnail feature.

The Windows desktop is a restricted share that is the user entry point for Windows. Leave users in control. You must use its scopes as intended – any other use must be considered abuse. Never see them as ways to raise awareness of your program or its brand.

For Windows 7, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and independent hardware vendors (IHVs) can use the device phase to develop a custom branded user interface for the computer and devices without cluttering users’ desktops. OEMs, in particular, can use the device stage computer to manage user programs, service offerings, and support. For more information, see the Microsoft Device Experience Kit.

If you only do one thing…

  • Don’t abuse the desktop, keep control of the users. If your target users are likely to use your program frequently, provide an option during installation to put a shortcut on the desktop with no default selection.

Recommendations

  • If users are likely to use your program frequently, provide an option to place a shortcut to the program on the desktop during installation. Most programs will not be used often enough to warrant offering this option.

  • The option is not selected by default. The requirement to select an option is important because once unwanted icons are on the desktop, many users are reluctant to remove them. This can lead to unnecessary clutter on your desktop.

  • If the user selects this option, specify only one program shortcut. If the product consists of multiple programs, provide a shortcut to the main program only.

  • Place only program shortcuts on the desktop. Don’t put the actual program or other file types.

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    Wrong :

    In the wrong example, the program, not the shortcut, is copied to the desktop.