Explore Windows: Make work less work

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Power through your work or that pesky to-do list with help from Windows. Learn 20 essential PC shortcuts, key Windows 7 features you won't want to work without, and more. This month's features 20 PC shortcuts you need to know Get to what you want in a single step. These PC shortcuts will help you breeze through your projects in record time.   Finish your work faster with Windows 7 Check out 7 key ways that Windows 7 is designed to help you blaze through your work.   Speed up your surfing Browse faster and stay secure with Internet Explorer 8 features like Accelerators and InPrivate Browsing. Tips and tricks from the community   Windows XP Mode to the rescue! by Richard Hay, 5/22/2009 You've heard of Windows XP Mode, but how does it work? I'll show you the basics of Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC, and give you a step-by-step account of how to get started.     Presenting my finest with Windows 7 by Ludwig J., 1/24/2010 When I'm giving a presentation I want to concentrate on my content, not my setup. See how Windows 7 makes it easy to work with projectors, even in new settings. Get to know Windows 7 Explore the features Top 10 reasons to buy FAQs See what people are saying Compare it to the version you're using now Get Windows 7 Downloads and offers Upgrade your edition of Windows 7 Support is ending for some versions of Windows. Learn more here. Get 10% off a Signature PC featuring Windows 7 at the Microsoft Store Back up and restore your Windows phone Running Windows 7 RC? Time to upgrade. Download chapters from Windows 7 books Make Web pages easier to see WUGNET shareware pick: NEO Pro 4.1 e-mail organizer About Explore Windows Explore 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 the Explore Windows newsletter . You can find additional Windows tips, tricks, and how-to's on the Explore Windows website.

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