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Windows 7 Basics Work is saved in 4 Libraries

Any document can be read in the preview pane without opening the file

This make it very fast to search and find documents Access whole document in the preview pane

You can also search for programs and files from the start up menu

Snap feature To use Snap, drag the title bar of an open window to either side of the desktop to align it there

Shake Using Shake, you can quickly minimize all open windows on the desktop except the one you want to focus on. Just click the title bar of the window you want to keep open and drag (or shake) the window back and forth quickly, and the other open windows are minimized.

Show hide desktop The Show desktop button is opposite end of the taskbar from the Start button

Previewing open windows with Aero Peek When you open multiple windows on the desktop, sometimes it can be a challenge to view separate windows and switch between them. You can use Aero Peek to take a quick look at other open windows without clicking away from the window you are currently working on. Point your mouse at a taskbar button, and thumbnail previews of any open windows associated with that button appear above the taskbar. If you want to open a window you are previewing, just click its thumbnail

Desktop Gadgets

Pinning items To pin programs to the Start Menu: First, locate the shortcut for the program you wish to pin in the Start Menu. Right-click on it, and select Pin to Start Menu. To pin programs to the Taskbar: Locate the shortcut for the program you wish to pin in the Start Menu. If you choose Pin to Taskbar, a new shortcut to the program will appear to the right of the Start button.