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The first full upgrade to Microsoft Windows since XP is on its way! Be prepared with this special preview edition of Windows Vista For Dummies, and get a head start on all the cool new features plus a sneak peek at Office 2007.

Windows is the #1 operating system in the world, and Vista is loaded with exciting new features like a task-based interface, new file management and search features, and updated media tools. Based on the Beta 2 release of Vista, this handy guide introduces you to

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Covers Beta 2 release of Windows Vista

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He wrote articles for various techie publications before moving to computer books in 1992. He’s written the Windows For Dummies series, Upgrading & Fixing PCs For Dummies, TiVo For Dummies, PCs: The Missing Manual, and many other computer books.
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Book I: A Windows XP Overview

Chapter 1: Introducing Windows XP
Chapter 2: A Windows XP Orientation.
Chapter 3: Running Windows from Start to Finish
Chapter 4: Getting Help with Windows XP
Chapter 5: Searching Your Machine and Beyond
Chapter 6: Getting the Basic Stuff Done
Chapter 7: Maintaining Your System
Chapter 8: Focusing on Windows XP/Professional

Book II: Customizing Your Windows eXPerience

Chapter 1: Personalizing Your Desktop
Chapter 2: Organizing Your Windows XP Interface
Chapter 3: Lock Down: Spies, Spams, Scams, and Slams
Chapter 4: Security Center: Windows Firewall
Chapter 5: Security Center: Automatic Updates
Chapter 6: Security Center: Virus Protection

Book III: Windows XP and the Internet

Chapter 1: Expanding Your Reach through the Internet
Chapter 2: Connecting to the Internet
Chapter 3: Managing E-Mail and Newsgroups with Outlook Express
Chapter 4: Chatting with Windows Messenger
Book IV: Adventures with Internet Explorer

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way around the Internet Explorer Window .
Chapter 2: Advanced Browsing and Searching with Internet Explorer
Chapter 3: Making Internet Explorer Your Own
Book V: Connecting with Microsoft Network
Chapter 1: MSN: Who Needs Ya, Baby?
Chapter 2: MSN Explorer
Chapter 3: Taking MSN Explorer for a Spin
Chapter 4: Hotmail (a.k.a. MSN E-Mail)
Chapter 5: MSN Messenger

Book VI: Adding and Using Other Hardware

Chapter 1: Finding and Installing the Hardware You Want
Chapter 2: Working with Printers
Chapter 3: Getting the Scoop on Scanners

Book VII: Joining the Multimedia Mix

Chapter 1: Jammin’ with Windows Media Player
Chapter 2: Lights! Action! Windows Movie Maker
Chapter 3: Discovering Digital Cameras and Recorders

Book VIII: Windows Media Center

Chapter 1: Windows Media Center: Should You Buy One? .
Chapter 2: Setting Up a Media Center PC
Chapter 3: Running Windows Media Center

Book IX: Setting Up a Network with Windows XP

Chapter 1: Those Pesky Network Things You Have to Know
Chapter 2: Building Your Network
Chapter 3: Putting the Why in Wi-Fi
Chapter 4: Protecting Your Privacy

About This Book
Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, 2nd Edition, takes you through the Land of the Dummies — with introductory material and stuff your grandmother could (and should!) understand — and then continues the journey into more advanced areas, where you can really put Windows to work every day. I don’t dwell on technical mumbo-jumbo, and I keep the baf­fling jargon to a minimum. At the same time, though, I tackle the tough prob­lems you’re likely to encounter, show you the major road signs, and give you a lot of help where you’ll need it the most.extensions by default, but you can and should go in and change that. Yeah, I know that Bill G. hisself made the decision to hide them, and he won’t back off. (At least, that’s the rumor.)
I also know that hundreds — probably thousands — of Microsoft employees passed along the ILOVEYOU virus, primarily because they couldn’t see the filename extension that would’ve warned them that the file was a virus. Uh, bad decision, Bill.

(If you haven’t yet told Windows XP to show you filename extensions, take a minute now and hop to Book I, Chapter 3, and get Windows XP to dance to your tune.)

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Microsoft says that Windows XP contains 50,000,000 lines of program­ming code. 400,000,000 PCs run Windows. Half of them use Windows XP, and roughly half of them run Service Pack 2. Heaven only knows how many people have used Windows. Nobody — absolutely nobody — understands more than a tiny part of Windows XP. Yet everybody — everybody outside of an ashram, anyway — has to come to grips with it.

Not an easy task, eh?
Windows XP Timesaving Techniques For Dummies concentrates on high-payoff techniques that save you time. These techniques make Windows work faster, more reliably, and more like the way you work, day in and day out. Use these techniques to spend less time spluttering and futzing with your machine.

What’s in This Book
To save you time, I organized this book into techniques — groups of related tasks that make you or your computer (or possibly both!) more efficient and effective. Some techniques are short ’n’ sweet, tackle one specific topic, and get you in and out of the machine in record time. Other techniques are more involved and explore the pros and cons of vari­ous options.

Wherever an important ancillary topic, shorter tip, or loosely related timesaver may be of use, I include it. Watch for the icons. They can save you gobs of time. And don’t be surprised if you bump into a tip or two that urges you to change the way you work, as opposed to simply making changes to your computer.

This book is laid out in a unique, easy-to-read two-column format full of figures and other visual cues that make it easier for you to scan and jump into a technique at the point most appropriate for your cir­cumstances. Linear thinking is good. Nonlinear scan­ning is better. Lay the book flat so you can see exactly what you’re doing without flipping a bunch of pages (and tearing your hair out in the process).

You can read the book from front to back, or you can dive right into the technique of your choice. Either way works just fine. Anytime a concept is mentioned that isn’t covered in depth in that technique, you’ll find a cross-reference to another technique to find out more. If you’re looking for something specific, check out either the table of contents or the index.

The Cheat Sheet at the beginning of the book lists my choices as the most important timesaving tech­niques. Tear it out, tape it to your monitor, pass it around to other folks at the office, and be sure to tell ’em Woody shares their pain.

All Gaul may have been divided into three parts, but this book needs eleven (a particularly, uh, galling admission). Here’s what you’ll find.

Part I: No-Bull Installation and Setup

If you haven’t yet set up Windows XP, or if you’re still in the process of getting adjusted to Service Pack 2, this is the place to start. In addition to advice that gets you up and running in no time, I cover the rarely discussed aspects of product registration, retrieving your product key, and installing a legiti­mate copy of Windows over the top of a pirate copy — without losing all your settings or wiping out your hard drive.

Part II: Making Windows Lean and Clean

Fine-tune Windows so that it helps you work faster. Here you can decide which desktop settings really make a difference and which ones don’t. I also show you how to train Windows to respond to your needs. You find out how to transfer your old settings to a new PC, activate Passport without divulging your personal information, set up (or avoid) ClearType, “brand” your laptop computer to deter theft and identify you as its owner if it somehow gets lost, make your PC turn itself off when you shut down Windows, and how to switch users in the blink of an eye.
Part III: Convincing Windows to Work Your Way You discover how to launch your most frequently used programs quickly — both on the Windows taskbar and by using hot keys, including hot keys that you build yourself.

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Part IV: Making the Most of Internet and E-Mail

Take back control of the World Wide Timesink. You can find out about configuring and customizing Internet Explorer (including zapping pop-up, pop-over, and pop-under ads for good), controlling cook­ies to reduce spam, taking control of Windows/MSN Messenger so everybody and their brothers don’t bother you when you’re online, and keeping Outlook Express running like a dream. I help you set up Trillian, so you can run instant messaging with any­one, anytime. I also show you how to make the most of Google. And if you’ve got kids, this is the part where I show you how to protect them online.

Part V: Optimizing Your Musical Entertainment

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Part VI: Having Fun and Saving Time with Visual Media

Video and pictures take time to handle, but they’re such fun. So here’s how to spend less time while hav­ing more fun. Take snapshots and record videos with a Webcam, edit your home movies, manage digital pictures, and decrease picture download times. Ever wonder how to retrieve pictures that you accidentally

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Part VII: Ensuring Peak Network Performance

These days, everyone’s networked, or so it seems. But how efficient is your network? Here you can find out how to get the most out of your peer-to-peer net­work, get home and small office network installation tips, find out the best way to share one Internet con­nection among several machines, and add (and con­figure) new network users.

If you’re looking for help installing a wireless net­work, look no further. I take you through the fastest way to set up your network — and, far more impor­tantly, secure it. I also tell you the whole story — the real story — behind Windows XP Simple File Sharing. It isn’t as simple (or as secure) as you think.

Part VIII: Fast Security Techniques

This part contains full behind-the-scenes coverage of the Windows Security Center, new in Service Pack 2. It gives you common-sense approaches to solving the rabidly hyped problem of computer security. Protect your PC from real viruses; conduct fast, easy, and safe online shopping transactions; and thwart intruders with a firewall. Best of all, I show you how to put an icon on your desktop that will “lock down” your system in a split-second. If you need to set up and monitor your security perimeter, look no further.

Part IX: Keeping Your PC Alive

An ounce of prevention is worth a ton of painful cures. Here you can discover how to run periodic maintenance automatically while you’re off lounging somewhere (or meeting some insane deadline). I show you how to decide how much maintenance is enough and how to determine when to run mainte­nance checks so that your workflow isn’t affected.And what about keeping Windows up to date? I show you why I don’t trust Microsoft to update my PCs automatically. Decide which updates are critical and which ones can wait, get Remote Assistance and other forms of help, and make backups without a problem.

Part X: Fast (Nearly Painless) Disaster Recovery

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Part XI: The Scary (Or Fun!) Stuff

Most of the techniques in the first ten parts are pretty straightforward. In Part XI, I take you deep into the belly of Windows XP. Find out how to make changes to the Registry without getting burned, and go through three of my favorite Registry tweaks that aren’t covered by Microsoft’s programs. I also show you how to use Program Compatibility Mode when you absolutely, positively have to get an old program to work.

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In the past fifteen years, Woody Leonhard has written more than computer books, drawing an unprecedented six Computer Press Association awards and two American Business Press awards. Woody was one of the first Microsoft Consulting Partners and is a charter member of the Microsoft Solutions Provider organization. He’s widely quoted — and reviled — on the Redmond campus.

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Author’s Acknowledgments

Justin Leonhard contributed numerous ideas, warnings, and hacks to the sections on gaming and the iPod, in particular, and helped with insightful comments in several other parts of the book. Thanks, Justin!

Many thanks, as always, to Claudette Moore and Debbie McKenna at Moore Literary Agency, my guides for nearly 15 years. Thanks, too, to Steve Hayes, Becky Huehls, Colleen Totz, Lee Musick, and all the people at Wiley who made this project work.

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Release Date February 15, 2008
ISBN 1590599403

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Release Date May 30, 2007
ISBN 0735624216

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