Match each window or taskbar feature with its function.

### Why this is right Each feature is identified by where it appears and what action it controls. Window controls change how a window is shown or positioned, while a taskbar icon lets you access a program that is open. ### The concept A **window** is the on-screen area where a program displays its content. Its title bar runs along the top edge and can be dragged to move the window when it is not maximized, meaning expanded to fill the screen. A resize corner is an edge or corner you drag to make the window larger or smaller. Minimize hides the window from the screen without closing the program, so its work can continue. The taskbar is the strip on the screen that shows shortcuts or icons for programs; selecting an icon can bring that program’s open window to the front. ### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | Minimize | Hides a window while its program keeps running | Minimizing removes the window from view but does not exit the program. | | Resize corner | Changes the size of a window when dragged | Dragging the corner adjusts the window’s height and width. | | Title bar | Can be dragged to move a non-maximized window | The title bar is the strip at the top of a window, used to move it around the screen. | | Taskbar icon | Can switch to an open program | Selecting the icon brings that program’s window into view. | ### Terms - **Maximized**: Expanded so a window fills the screen. - **Taskbar**: The on-screen area that displays icons for programs and helps you switch between them. ### Remember Minimize hides a window, the resize corner changes its size, the title bar moves it, and the taskbar icon switches to its program.