Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Mature Markets
Emerging Markets
Mature Markets
Emerging Markets
Windows Vista
Ultimate
Windows 7
Ultimate
Windows 7
Ultimate
Windows 7
Ultimate
Windows Vista
Business
Windows Vista
Business
Windows 7
Professional
Windows 7
Professional
Windows Vista
Home Premium
Windows Vista
Home Premium
Windows 7
Home Premium
Windows 7
Home Premium
Windows Vista
Home Basic
Windows Vista
Home Basic
Windows 7
Home Basic
Windows Vista
Starter
Windows 7
Starter
Windows Vista
Home Basic for
Netbooks
Windows Vista
Home Basic for
Netbooks
Windows XP
Home Edition for
Ultra Low-Cost
PCs
Windows XP
Home Edition for
Windows XP
Home Edition for
Ultra Low-Cost
PCs
Windows XP
Home Edition for
LargeScreenLimitedFunction
Devices
LargeScreenLimitedFunction
Devices
Windows XP
Home Edition for
Nettops
Windows XP
Home Edition for
Nettops
Windows 7
Starter for Small
Notebook PCs
Windows 7
Starter for Small
Notebook PCs
Consumers
Businesses
Windows 7 Home
Premium
Windows 7
Professional
Standard consumer
SKU, providing full
functionality on the
latest hardware, easy
ways to connect, and a
visually rich
environment
Business-focused SKU
for small and mid-sized
companies and users
who have advanced
networking, backup,
and security needs
and multiple PCs or
servers
Specialized
Enthusiasts
Enterprises
Windows 7
Ultimate
Windows 7
Enterprise
No compromise consumer
SKU for those
who want all Windows
features, including business.
Emerging Markets
Windows 7
Home Basic
Windows 7
Starter
When Windows 7 needs your attention, youll see a new icon in the
notification area.
To find out more, click the icon to see a menu that offers options for
directly addressing the issue, or you can go to the Action Center for more
details.
In addition, you can choose which notifications youre interested in hearing
about.
From the Control Panel go to System Security Action Center and click the
Change Action Center settings link on the left to choose which alerts to
receive.
The DVD (or CD) is now ready to be used without ever having to find,
install, and use a third-party tool.
In Windows 7, right-clicking
may just be your secret friend.
There are many ways the rightclick can simplify your computing
experience. Here are just a few:
a. Right-click any empty spot in
your desktop, and you have the
control to change the screen
resolution.
b. Right-click any of the icons in
the Taskbar to Unpin this
program from the Taskbar.
c. Right-click the Taskbar
Explorer icon to access your
most frequently used folders.
Jump Lists in Windows 7 will help you keep your desktop free of clutter
and find files quickly. Theyre automatically populated based on how
often and how recently you do things, so youll spend less time looking
for your favorite song or the document you worked on yesterday.
Theres a Jump List for each program on your
Start menu and taskbar.
With one click you can:
See frequently and recently viewed Web
sites on the Jump List for Internet
Explorer 8.
Drag and drop a file from the Jump List
into Outlook as an attachment.
See options to play a recent song or a
playlist on the Jump List for Windows
Media Player.
Snap helps you quickly resize windows for better viewing and
easily compare two documents side-by-side.
Heres how it works:
Drag the window to either side of your screen. When the mouse pointer hits the
side of the screen, the window will snap to half of your screen.
To expand a window vertically drag either the top or bottom border to the edge of
your screen. When the mouse pointer hits the edge, the window will snap to
maximize vertically while keeping the same width.
Make your Windows 7 PC look the way you want it to. With
Windows 7, there are more and easier ways to personalize
your PC.
Right-click on your desktop, then Click Personalize to:
Choose from many beautiful and expressive built-in
themes, or
Turn your desktop background into a slide show of
your favorite photos.
Click Gadgets to:
Add gadgets to your desktop so information you
frequently need from traffic conditions to stock quotes
to upcoming appointments is just a glance away.
Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2009/01/12/the-bumper-list-of-windows-7-secrets.aspx
There are lots of other new features built into Windows 7 that will
satisfy those of a typographic bent, incidentally grouping multiple
weights together, the ability to hide fonts based on regional settings, a
new text rendering engine built into the DirectWrite API, and support in
the Font common file dialog for more than the four standard weights.
For example:
WordPad can now read and write both the Word 2007compatible Office Open XML file format but also the
OpenDocument specification:
Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2009/01/12/the-bumper-list-of-windows-7-secrets.aspx
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