Sinopsis
Welcome to Vista! This chapter is for people who have experience with Windows XP or other versions of Windows and just want to know what’s new. If you’re new to PCs, this chapter won’t help much because everything will be new to you. So feel free to skip this chapter and head over to Chapter 2 if you’re not a long-time Windows user.
For the folks who do stick around here, the first thing you need to understand is that Windows Vista is more than just a new “version” of Windows. It’s not just Windows XP with eye candy. It’s a whole new operating system, inside and out. But that doesn’t mean you have to throw away all your existing hard-earned knowledge. In fact, you don’t have to throw away any of that, because the old familiar ways of doing things still apply. You just have to be ready to expand your horizons to bigger and better things.
If you’re like most people (myself included), your first inclination might be to get out of Vista as quickly as possible and return to a more familiar environment, like Windows XP. But if you do that, you’ll be missing out on many new features and improvements. If you invest a little time in learning what’s new and different, you’ll find that you really can get things done more quickly and easily in Vista. This chapter provides a quick overview of what’s new, so you can decide for yourself which features are most relevant to how you use your computer
Content
- Getting Started, Getting Secure
- Batten Down the Security Hatches
- Personalizing Windows Vista
- Power Using the Internet
- Pictures, Music, and Movies
- Managing Files and Folders
- Printing, Faxing, and Scanning
- Installing and Removing Programs
- Hardware and Performance Tuning
- Networking and Sharing
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