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Featured
tip for Windows Vista
View
files the way you want
When you open a folder and see your files, you might prefer
larger or smaller icons, or a way to see different kinds
of information about each file. To make these kinds of changes,
use the Views button in the toolbar of any folder.
Each
time you click the Views button, the folder window
changes the way it displays your file and folder icons,
alternating between large icons, a smaller icon view called
Tiles, and a view called Details that shows
several columns of information about each file. If you click
the arrow next to the Views button, you'll find even
more choices.
Visit
our Help
and How-to website to learn more
about using Windows Vista.
More
tips for Windows Vista
Learn
by watching these Windows Vista demos
Choose from more than a dozen video clips about everything
from Windows Vista desktop PC basics to diagnosing problems
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rather than read about it, these are for you.
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Thousands of Windows Vista users participate
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Featured
tip for Windows XP
Set
your desktop PC background to a solid color
Tired of making decisions? If you're not interested in choosing a background picture that "reflects" you, don't put yourself through it--just pick a color for your background. Colors are easy.
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Right-click
the desktop and click Properties. |
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Click
the Desktop tab in the dialog box and click None
for your background. |
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Pick
a color from the Color button to the right and
click OK. |
Featured
tip is courtesy of the book Windows
XP Killer Tips by Kleber Stephenson.
More
tips for Windows XP
What's
the difference between spyware and a virus?
Both are unwanted or malicious software, sometimes called "malware." Find out how they're different and how you can protect yourself from both.
Back
up your files
If you only do one maintenance task on your PC, make it
this one. Keep copies of your important files in case something
happens to your PC.
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