If you want to get to know Windows Vista fast but don't want to get bogged down in the details, you need a Visual QuickProject Guide!

• You don't need to know every feature--you just want to get your work done.

• Full-color illustrations show you how to perform each step of your project from start to finish.

• Low priced--why pay for more than you need?

• John Rizzo has been writing about computers for 20 years. His work has appeared in CNET, eWeek.com, the San Francisco Chronicle, PC Magazine, and other publications. John is the author of numerous books, including Customizing Windows XP: Visual QuickProject Guide. He also publishes MacWindows.com, a news and information Web site devoted to helping Mac users get along in a Windows world.
  

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A handy Windows Vista manual - 2007-03-12
Reviewer Rating:
If you're the type of computer user that can't make heads or tails from the normal computer manual then Moving to Microsoft Windows Vista by John Rizzo is for you. Full of handy information with great color illustrations, Moving to Microsoft Windows Vista will be a book that you actually use.

Chapters include Chapter 1, Prepare to Upgrade; Chapter 2, Install Windows Vista; Chapter 3, Move Files & Settings from Another PC, Chapter 4, Explore Windows Vista; Chapter 5, Personalize the Desktop; Chapter 6, Take Charge of the Start Menu; Chapter 7, Take Charge of the Taskbar; Chapter 8, Navigate Folder Windows; Chapter 9, Sort, Group, & Filter Files; Chapter 10, Secure Your Computer. I especially liked the information Rizzo include on setting parental controls.

I highly recommend.

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