Exploring Windows: People everywhere are saying "I'm a PC."

Windows Home | Security | Support | Unsubscribe Volume 97 September 19, 2008 Exploring Windows brings you tips, tricks, downloads, and updates to help you get the most out of Windows. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Subscribe to Exploring Windows. People everywhere are saying "I'm a PC." Join the fascinating global PC community Why do Deepak Chopra and more than a billion others around the world use PCs? Because with Windows on your mobile phone, PC, or the web, walls disappear - at home, the office, and anywhere in between. And with a multitude of software, services, and devices to choose from, your technology can be as unique as you are. If you're part of the global PC community, we want to celebrate you. Visit our site and share a photo or video and say a few words about what you love to do. We'll add your photo to a gallery of people who've proclaimed "I'm a PC." And you could appear in ads all across the web - maybe even on the big screen in Times Square! New and notable See Internet Explorer 8 for yourself! Put the web at your service and experience the best browser for what you do every day: faster, easier, and safer than ever. Take a how-to video tour today. 10 hidden secrets of Windows Live See how to tag blog posts, stitch panoramic photos, and more in "10 hidden secrets of Windows Live." Don't miss these gems! Don't lose another digital file Back up and restore all of your family's PCs with Windows Home Server - the world's first stay-at-home server. Try it free for 120 days. Tips and tricks For Windows Vista 19 essential get-started tips for Windows Vista New to Windows Vista? Here are 19 things that you should try right away. 6 ways to maximize your PC's performance Learn six easy ways to get better performance out of your PC, using information available right from your Control Panel. For Windows XP From the attic to your PC: Digitizing 8mm film Do you have old 8mm home movies in boxes in your attic? Find out how you can transfer your films to digital format so you can easily edit and share them. Simplify using your mouse: Change double-click to single-click Want to open files and folders with a single click? Follow these steps to change your settings. Special offers Featured shareware pick • Registry First Aid Technical troubleshooter Problem: You keep missing your favorite TV shows. Solution: See how to use Windows Media Center to record TV shows and watch them later on your Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate PC. Windows websites • Windows home page • Windows Vista • Windows XP • Earlier Windows versions To cancel your subscription to this newsletter, reply to this message with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the Subject line. You can also unsubscribe here. You can manage all your Microsoft.com communication preferences at this site. Legal Information This newsletter was sent by the Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, Washington, USA 98052 Windows Home | Security | Support | Unsubscribe © 2008 Microsoft Corporation Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement