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WINDOWS 7 Windows 7 is an operating system that Microsoft has produced for use on personal computers. It is the follow-up to the Windows Vista Operating System, which was released in An operating system allows your computer to manage software and perform essential tasks. It is also a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that allows you to visually interact with your computer’s functions in a logical, fun, and easy way.

Getting started with Windows 7 If you've used earlier versions of Windows, you may find that Windows 7 is pretty familiar. However, if you're new to Windows you'll need to learn about some of the basics, such as the taskbar, Start menu, and Recycle Bin.

Windows desktop

Aero features Aero is an interface that makes your visual interactions with the desktop fun and easy. In other words, Aero is a visual desktop experience that combines translucent windows, appealing color, and graphics effects with convenient functionality. Aero includes Snap, Peek, Shake, and Flip.

Aero Snap is a quick way to resize your windows to make them easier to read, organize, and compare. Aero Peek makes your open windows transparent so you can see your desktop. It also allows you to peek at items in your taskbar for a thumbnail preview. Aero Shake allows you to take your mouse and shake only the open window you want to focus on, and the rest will disappear. Aero Flip allows you to preview all open windows from a central window or 3D view that you can flip through.

Snap allows you to resize open windows to make reviewing and comparing easier. The images below show two windows before and after using the Snap feature.

Place the mouse at the top of the window, drag to the left or right of the screen, wait for the transparent window to appear, and let go. Your window should Snap into place. To return to the full view, Snap the window to the top of the screen.

Peek You can view your open windows on the taskbar by using Peek. Simply scroll the mouse over the taskbar icons, and a thumbnail preview of the open windows will appear. Hover the mouse over the windows in Peek, and the full window will appear on your screen. Click the Peek preview to open the window, or click the X to close the window from the Peek view.

Aero Shake When your desktop is cluttered with open windows, you can use Shake to select a single window and close the rest. Click on the top of the window you want to focus on and shake your mouse, and the rest of the windows will disappear. Simply shake the window again, and the closed windows will reappear.

Flip and Flip 3D are two ways you can see previews of all your open windows at once. Flip will display previews in a row, and Flip 3D will display them as a stack.

Press and hold the Alt key, then press Tab to open the Flip view of your open windows. While still pressing the Alt key, you can flip through open windows by pressing the Tab key. Stop on the window you want to open, and it will appear on the full screen. Press and hold the Windows key, then press Tab for a 3D version of Flip. Use the Tab key or Arrow keys to flip through your open windows.

Instead of holding down the Windows key, you can press Control + Windows key and press Tab. You can then release all of the keys and Flip 3D will stay open.

TASKBA R The taskbar is now more convenient to use, with larger views and easier access. Jump Lists allow you to right-click an icon in the taskbar and immediately access items like music, videos, or webpages you use on a regular basis. Pin allows you to place programs on the taskbar and rearrange the order of the icons. Action Center allows you to control the alerts and pop-ups you receive regarding maintenance and security. When multiple windows are open in a program, the icon will look "stacked" on the taskbar. Jump Lists The taskbar view

Pin a program to the taskbar You can Pin programs to the taskbar and access them with a single click of the mouse. To Pin a program, drag it to the taskbar and release. To Unpin a program, simply right-click on the icon and select Unpin.

Access a Jump List A Jump List is like a mini-menu for a program. It allows quick access to recent files, frequently viewed items, performance tasks, and more. For example, you can select frequently used websites with a simple click from the Internet Explorer Jump List. Right-click an icon to open the program's Jump List.

More taskbar features Action Center Older versions of Windows had pesky pop-up notifications that appeared whenever there was a security issue or warning regarding an action you were taking. Windows 7 allows you to customize how often you view these notifications through the Action Center. The Action Center icon in the taskbar will allow you to view and take action on any notifications you have received.

To Peek at the desktop without closing windows: 1.Hover the mouse over the Show desktop button. 2.The windows will become transparent, allowing you to see the desktop. 3.Click the Show desktop button to close the windows. 4.Click again, and the windows will return. Show Desktop

Searc h As soon as you start typing in the Search bar of the Start Menu, you will instantly see a list of relevant options grouped by categories with highlighted keywords and text. This allows you to easily scan for the documents, music, pictures, and s you are looking for. Libraries Libraries allow you to organize your files in one place so they are easy to search and access. Windows 7 has four default Libraries for documents, music, pictures, and videos; however, you can customize and create you own Libraries based on your needs.

Gadget s You can select or download gadgets such as a slide show, calendar, or weather update to add to your desktop. The live updates of some gadgets like weather, stocks, and feed headlines are quite convenient. Gadgets can give you information about the weather, date and time, news, traffic, and more.

To add gadgets to your desktop: 1. Right-click your desktop and select Gadgets. 2. Select and drag the gadgets you desire, and place them anywhere you want on the desktop.

Personalize your desktop's background and themes Windows 7 has some amazing new themes and backgrounds to choose from. They include vivid photography, digital artwork, and Aero themes that use color and glass effects in an appealing way. Themes and background In the Search bar of the Start Menu, type and select Personalization. Alternatively, you can right-click the Desktop and select Personalize.

Personalization pane