Photo Gallery in MS Vista
Windows Vista makes managing your media files even easier. Windows Photo Gallery is an improved way of looking at images and includes better organizational features catered to media. You can use the properties tools to add tags for additional references.
Here’s how to open Windows Photo Gallery:
1. Click Start.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Click Windows Photo Gallery.
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Selasa, 11 November 2008
How to Change File Properties in MS Vista
Changing File Properties in MS Vista
File properties or metadata can be very useful in labeling, organizing, and subsequently finding your files. Most programs add their own properties when saved; however, with Windows Vista, you can augment these attributes.
1. Click Organize, click Layout, and then click Details Pane (if necessary; you should see the details pane by default at the bottom of the Explorer).
2. Expand the details pane (click and drag the separator above the pane to resize).
3. Select the attribute that you want to change, and enter any information that you want to add.
File properties or metadata can be very useful in labeling, organizing, and subsequently finding your files. Most programs add their own properties when saved; however, with Windows Vista, you can augment these attributes.
1. Click Organize, click Layout, and then click Details Pane (if necessary; you should see the details pane by default at the bottom of the Explorer).
2. Expand the details pane (click and drag the separator above the pane to resize).
3. Select the attribute that you want to change, and enter any information that you want to add.
How to Vista Explorer Quick Search
Vista Explorer Quick Search
Folders and most interaction points with Windows Vista are consistent. These windows or Explorers all have similar traits, including a Quick Search box in the upper-right corner. To find a file in this folder:
1. Type the criteria in the Quick Search box.
2. Click the spyglass to search.
Folders and most interaction points with Windows Vista are consistent. These windows or Explorers all have similar traits, including a Quick Search box in the upper-right corner. To find a file in this folder:
1. Type the criteria in the Quick Search box.
2. Click the spyglass to search.
Jumat, 03 Oktober 2008
How to Save a Search in Microsoft Vista
Saving a Search in Microsoft Vista
Whenever you perform a search in a Windows Vista folder, you can save it for reuse. Saving searches can speed up your efforts to find important information, especially as you save more and more files. Here’s how:
Click Save Search. The search file is saved in a separate folder under your user folder, titled Saved Searches.
Whenever you perform a search in a Windows Vista folder, you can save it for reuse. Saving searches can speed up your efforts to find important information, especially as you save more and more files. Here’s how:
Click Save Search. The search file is saved in a separate folder under your user folder, titled Saved Searches.
Kamis, 25 September 2008
How to use Quick Search in MS Vista
Quick Search in MS Vista
If you need to find a file quickly, the Windows Vista indexed file system makes it easy.
1. Click Start.
2. Type as much information as you know about the file in the text box. As you type, the files that meet your criteria will appear.
If you need to find a file quickly, the Windows Vista indexed file system makes it easy.
1. Click Start.
2. Type as much information as you know about the file in the text box. As you type, the files that meet your criteria will appear.
How to Restore Previous Version of a Recent File in Microsoft Vista
Restore Previous Version of a Recent File in Microsoft Vista
On occasion you make a mistake, and you want to revert to a previous version of a file you have been working on. After System Protection is configured, you can do so with Windows Vista. Right-click the file, and then select the version you want.
Note: System Protection must be configured, and you must have sufficient disk space.
On occasion you make a mistake, and you want to revert to a previous version of a file you have been working on. After System Protection is configured, you can do so with Windows Vista. Right-click the file, and then select the version you want.
Note: System Protection must be configured, and you must have sufficient disk space.
Senin, 22 September 2008
How to Access Programs Quickly in Vista Explorer
Access Programs Quickly in Vista Explorer
As you settle in to using Windows Vista, you will want to access your most important programs quickly from the Quick Launch bar.
1. Click the Start button.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Find and right-click your program.
4. Click Add to Quick Launch.
As you settle in to using Windows Vista, you will want to access your most important programs quickly from the Quick Launch bar.
1. Click the Start button.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Find and right-click your program.
4. Click Add to Quick Launch.
Selasa, 16 September 2008
How to Change Classic Start Menu in MS Vista
Classic Start Menu in MS Vista
As you transition your skills and knowledge from previous versions of Windows, you might want to fall back on the classic Start menu configuration.
1. Right-click the Windows Vista Start button.
2. Click Properties.
3. Click the Classic Start menu option.
4. Click OK.
As you transition your skills and knowledge from previous versions of Windows, you might want to fall back on the classic Start menu configuration.
1. Right-click the Windows Vista Start button.
2. Click Properties.
3. Click the Classic Start menu option.
4. Click OK.
Senin, 08 September 2008
How to Change the Desktop Appearance in MS Vista
Changing the Desktop Appearance in MS Vista
The easiest way to change the look of the Windows Vista desktop is through personalization. Here’s how:
1. Right-click the desktop.
2. Click Personalize, and then begin customizing to fit your style.
The easiest way to change the look of the Windows Vista desktop is through personalization. Here’s how:
1. Right-click the desktop.
2. Click Personalize, and then begin customizing to fit your style.
Sabtu, 06 September 2008
How to Building on Existing Searches in Microsoft Vista
Building on Existing Searches in Microsoft Vista
The more you search, the more searches you save, and the more likely you have saved most of the search you want, but you may want to narrow the criteria. To build from an existing search:
1. Browse to your Searches folder.
2. Double-click the existing search.
3. Click Search Tools, and then click Search Pane.
4. Click the Advanced Search expansion arrow.
5. Modify the criteria (use wildcard characters).
6. Click Search. You can even save this new search for reuse.
The more you search, the more searches you save, and the more likely you have saved most of the search you want, but you may want to narrow the criteria. To build from an existing search:
1. Browse to your Searches folder.
2. Double-click the existing search.
3. Click Search Tools, and then click Search Pane.
4. Click the Advanced Search expansion arrow.
5. Modify the criteria (use wildcard characters).
6. Click Search. You can even save this new search for reuse.
Minggu, 31 Agustus 2008
How to use Welcome Center Windows Vista
Welcome Center Windows Vista
The first time you use Windows Vista, you see Welcome Center, which offers a wealth of introductory information to help you with Windows Vista. Topics include connecting to the Internet and news about Windows Vista. If you decide to close Welcome Center and instruct Windows Vista not to open it at startup, and then you change your mind, you can find it in Control Panel.
1. Click Start.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click System and Maintenance.
4. Click Welcome Center.
The first time you use Windows Vista, you see Welcome Center, which offers a wealth of introductory information to help you with Windows Vista. Topics include connecting to the Internet and news about Windows Vista. If you decide to close Welcome Center and instruct Windows Vista not to open it at startup, and then you change your mind, you can find it in Control Panel.
1. Click Start.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click System and Maintenance.
4. Click Welcome Center.
Jumat, 29 Agustus 2008
How to Collaborate with Windows Meeting Space in Windows Vista
Collaborate with Windows Meeting Space in Windows Vista
Do you need to connect with a colleague to share ad hoc, real-time work? By using Windows Meeting Space, you can share handouts and work together on applications. You can join or start a meeting where everyone participates or just watches, and it can be done immediately as long as you are all on the same network.
Here’s how to get started:
1. Click Start.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Click Windows Meeting Space. Notice that passwords are required to offer a degree of security.
Do you need to connect with a colleague to share ad hoc, real-time work? By using Windows Meeting Space, you can share handouts and work together on applications. You can join or start a meeting where everyone participates or just watches, and it can be done immediately as long as you are all on the same network.
Here’s how to get started:
1. Click Start.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Click Windows Meeting Space. Notice that passwords are required to offer a degree of security.
Minggu, 23 Maret 2008
Navigation with the Address Bar in Vista Explorer
Navigation with the Address Bar in Vista Explorer
After you open a folder in Windows Vista, you will see the address bar at the top of the Explorer. Each folder is part of the hierarchical structure of your system. The top level is your computer, desktop, and so on. Under the top level is the user level, and user folders are under that level. The address bar shows this structure from left to right; with each level, you can use a flyout arrow to display and browse to the folder available on that level.
After you open a folder in Windows Vista, you will see the address bar at the top of the Explorer. Each folder is part of the hierarchical structure of your system. The top level is your computer, desktop, and so on. Under the top level is the user level, and user folders are under that level. The address bar shows this structure from left to right; with each level, you can use a flyout arrow to display and browse to the folder available on that level.
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