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Easy Microsoft Windows 7

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SEE IT DONE. DO IT YOURSELF. It's that Easy! Easy Microsoft Windows 7 teaches you the fundamentals of working with Microsoft's latest operating system. Fully illustrated steps with simple instructions guide you through every task, building the skills you need to master Windows 7 with ease. No need to feel intimidated-we'll hold your hand every step of the way. Learn how to... - Instantly find what you're looking files, programs, anything - Manage your music and video with Windows Media Player - See it all, do it all, get it all on the Web - Have more fun with Windows 7's built-in games - Protect yourself from viruses, intrusions, and phishing - Download free Windows Live Essentials bonus software - Set up your computer just the way you want it - Keep your computer running reliable and fast - Build a home network the easy way with HomeGroup - Put live and Internet TV on your PC with Windows Media Center

400 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 13, 2009

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December 28, 2009
Easy Microsoft Windows 7 is a good basic manual for the new Windows 7 platform. The book begins with a summary of all the new features of Windows 7. Then, the author goes into detail about specific topics.

Given that Easy Microsoft Windows 7 includes full step by step instructions about topics ranging from managing folders through connecting a wireless network to surfing the Internet, this book is appropriate to those new to computing. Nonetheless, given the many new features of Windows 7 (Aero Snap, libraries, Windows Action Center, the ability to share files between computers, etc), those upgrading to Windows 7 will likely find this book just as helpful.
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