A real help | Windows Vista Secrets | Brian Livingston, Paul Thurrott

book: Windows Vista Secrets | Brian Livingston, Paul Thurrott

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	• Windows Vista Secrets Brian Livingston, Paul Thurrott Wiley, 2007 - 672 pages average customer review:based on 49 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

glad to have it on my shelf

I bought this book before I upgraded to Vista. I am glad I have it. The book covers everything from which version to buy to upgrading- including some insights about the gotchas found in every microsoft product. The book is well organized. There are plenty of screenshots which are useful because Microsoft has completed changed the look and feel of the Windows Operating system. Everything is different, and this book is useful for finding all the right buttons, and getting up to speed on the operating system without too much developer speak or needless rambling.

I find myself turning to this book to figure out how to do a certain task- burn a DVD,CD, transfer files, make a movie, download music, etc....

I especially liked the tips throughout the book as it's often the subtle insights that lead to wasting less time wondering how to do something!

If you are planning to upgrade or have acquired a machine with Windows Vista, this book is a must have.

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A real help

Amazing how useful a book like this can be to ease your transition into the Microsoft Maze. It's almost as if Microsoft conspired with Mr. Livingston to create an operating system that cannot be used unless we buy the book. I know better than that,of course, but still.... Don't buy Vista until you have this gem in hand.

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