Explore Windows: Do more with media

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When you finally get some down time, you want to make the most of it. We'll show you 7 ways to have fun with Windows 7 and how to use your PC to stay entertained at home. This month's features 7 ways to have fun with Windows 7 Discover 7 cool ways to use your PC: record TV, make movies, play games, and more.   Get your media fix at home See how you can use Windows 7 to watch movies and TV on your PC or stream media throughout the house.   Make a movie in 4 simple steps With Windows Live Movie Maker, you can create your own blockbuster in four simple steps. Here's how. Tips and tricks from the community   Get started with a home network by Pete, 3/23/2010 Link your PCs so you can enjoy media as you roam about the house. These steps will help you get set up in no time.     Set up a movie library by DavidinCT, 3/1/2010 Get easy access to the movies on your PC. See how to create a movie library in Windows Media Center. 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 Save $200 on Xbox + PC Buy a PC with Windows 7 and save on an upgrade Important: Get Windows XP SP3 before July 13, 2010 Running Windows 7 RC? It's time to upgrade. Show dads and grads some high-tech love Organize, edit and share your pictures with Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 Learn how to get the most out of Genuine Windows WUGNET shareware pick: Safeguard your computer with Anti Tracks 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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