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XP Windows 7 Desktop Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 11

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Power on your computer If necessary, click your user account icon and enter your password, and then click the Next button Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 12

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Starting point for accessing resources and tools Desktop background Recycle Bin Clean install Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 13

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Windows Aero (also called Aero Glass) – Windows Flip–Aero Flip 3D Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 14

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Aero Peek Aero Snap Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 15

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Windows Taskbar – Icon sizes – Translucency – Color hot-track – New taskbar button functionality – Live Taskbar Thumbnails – Jump lists Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 16

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Windows 7 Start Menu Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 17

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 18

XP The Windows 7 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Classic Style vs. single-click activation To enable single-click activation – Click Appearance and Personalization in Control Panel – Click the Specify single- or double-click to open link Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 19

XP Using Windows Help and Support The following techniques are available: – Use Help links – Search Help – Ask button Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 110

XP Using Windows Help and Support Windows 7 for Power Users Tutorial 111