Windows Vista Product Guide
Windows Vista Product Guide
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Windows Vista Product Guide
The Windows Vista Product Guide provides a comprehensive overview of the innovative features and functions that make Windows Vista the next-generation Microsoft Windows client operating system and successor toMicrosoft Windows XP. This guide also provides information about thebenefits Windows Vista offers diverse users, as well as information aboutthe different editions (SKUs, or stock-keeping units) available.
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