Windows Vista Step by Step Deluxe Edition
The smart way to learn Windows Vista—one step at a time! Updated with expanded coverage, this deluxe edition covers all of the latest Windows Vista features. You’ll discover the smartest ways to stay organized with Windows® Mail, Windows Contact, Windows Live™ Messenger, Windows Meeting Space, Windows Calendar, and Windows Sidebar™. You’ll also learn how to work with graphics and documents by using Windows Paint, NotePad, and WordPad. Even more, learn how to have fun with Windows Vista and...
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Updated with expanded coverage, this deluxe edition covers all of the latest Windows Vista features. The companion CD includes skill-building practice files, e-Books, and more.
About the AuthorsIntroducing Windows VistaThe Microsoft Business Certification ProgramInformation for New Computer UsersFeatures and Conventions of This BookUsing the Companion CDGetting HelpQuick ReferenceChapter 1: Getting Started with Windows VistaChapter 2: Working Efficiently in Windows VistaChapter 3: Working with Folders and FilesChapter 4: Personalizing Windows VistaChapter 5: Installing and Configuring DevicesChapter 6: Safely and Efficiently Accessing the InternetChapter 7: Working with ProgramsChapter 8: Making ConnectionsChapter 9: Communicating with Other PeopleChapter 10: Staying OrganizedChapter 11: Working with Graphics and DocumentsChapter 12: Working with Digital MediaChapter 13: Managing Computer Security Chapter 14: Optimizing Your Computer SystemChapter 15: Identifying and Solving ProblemsGlossaryChoose the Right Book for You
\ From Barnes & NobleThe Barnes & Noble Review\ Will you really discover all there is to like about Windows Vista without a little friendly, hands-on help? Probably not. Is it worth your time to get that help? Since you'll be living with Vista for years, absolutely. Go ahead and explore on your own, sure. But bring just a little structure to your exploration with Windows Vista Step by Step. You'll become proficient a whole lot faster. \ Following the winning Step by Step format, Joan Preppernau and Joyce Cox tour every part of Vista you're likely to be interested in, from adjusting the slick Aero interface to using the new Windows Sidebar. Of course, there's plenty of coverage of security, and digital media features like the new Windows Photo Gallery. And, unlike some Windows Vista introductory guides, this one also covers key "business version" features, including domain connections and Remote Desktop. Bill Camarda, from the March 2007 Read Only\ \ \
