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John Wiley & Sons Published Nov. 29, 2006 US$24.99 315 pages
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| Testimonials |
“Check out 'Teach Yourself Visually: Microsoft Windows Vista,' ($24.99) by Paul McFedries. It's filled with illustrations and easy to understand instructions. I like the 'Visually'" series of books because they are great for a skim." —Eric Benderoff, Chicago Tribune |
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Microsoft Windows Vista teaches you the basics (and beyond) of Windows Vista in the familar style of the popular Teach Yourself VISUALLY series: straightforward, step-by-step instructions, with each step illustrated by a full-color screen shot, and each task adorned with beautiful illustrations.
This book covers everything you need to know about Windows Vista, including installing and repairing programs; maintaining your system; setting up password-protected accounts; loading images from a digital camera; managing audio and video with Media Center; securing Internet and e-mail accounts; and much more.
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Table of Contents |
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Sample Chapter |
| Want to see the book in action? No problem. Here's Chapter 10 (5.4MB), which shows you how to use Internet Explorer to surf the World Wide Web |
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Sample Page |
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Index |
| Want a complete list of the book's topics? Check out the book's complete Index (142KB), which runs through every topic that I cover in the book. |
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