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Copyrighted Material Index A Content Advisor, 235 AC power, running on, 19 Favorites, 138, 144–145 accepting incoming video calls, 189 History list, 147 Add a Device Wizard, 28 Links, 138 Add a Favorite dialog box, 144 opening Web pages, 139 Add a Printer Wizard, 29 searching Web, 142–143 Add or Change Home Page dialog box, 146–147 overview, 135, 138 Add Search Provider dialog box, 143 browsing Quick Tabs in Internet Explorer 8 Browser (Microsoft), 138, adding 140–141 contacts building media library in Windows Media Player, 106–107 in Windows Live Contacts, 152–153 Burn a Disc dialog box, 79 in Windows Live Messenger, 180–181 burning CDs/DVDs in Windows Media Player, 116–117 events to Windows Live Calendar, 156–157 buttons photos to Windows Live Messenger profile, 181 command, 56 second monitor, 33 Desktop, 46 address (Web), 135 Internet Explorer 8, 138 address bar (Internet Explorer 8), 138 option, 56 adjusting Start, 46 appearance of text in WordPad, 126–127 Window Menu, 48 color of text in WordPad, 127 default power options, 43 C desktop background, 34–35 calendars font in WordPad, 126 creating, 160–161 home page in Internet Explorer 8 Browser (Microsoft), 146–147 portal, 162 keys, 26 sharing, 161 size of text in WordPad, 126–127 subscribing to, 162–163 Advanced Attributes dialog box, 227 capacity (hard drive), 10 adware, 223 Caps Lock key, 27 aligning text in WordPad, 128 categorizing contacts, 153 AMD Inc., 14 CDs. See also DVDs antivirus software, 223 burning, 116–117 appearance (text), changing in WordPad, 126–127 copying files to, 79 applications playing, 111 downloading from Windows Live, 68–69 ripping tracks from, 106 installing, 64–65 storing data on, 12 moving windows, 50–51 changing multiple windows, 52–53 appearance of text in WordPad, 126–127 navigating windows, 48–49 color of text in WordPad, 127 overview, 44 default power options, 43 resizing windows, 50–51 desktop background, 34–35 starting, 46, 47 font in WordPad, 126 uninstalling, 65 home page in Internet Explorer 8 Browser (Microsoft), 146–147 Windows 7 desktop, 46 keys, 26 applying size of text in WordPad, 126–127 formatting to text in WordPad, 127 charging battery, 19, 23 tags in Windows Live Photo Gallery, 97 check box, 56 attaching files to e-mail messages in Windows Live Mail, 170 checking hard drives Auto Adjust tool, 99 for errors, 216–217 automatic backups, setting up, 210–211 for free space, 213 chip, 14 B COPYRIGHTEDChoose DetailsMATERIAL dialog box, 85 background (desktop), 34–35 Choose File to Upload dialog box, 151 backups, 210–211 choosing Balanced power plan, 38–39 battery, 18–19 battery files/folders in Windows Explorer, 61, 77 charging, 19, 23 microprocessors, 14 overview, 5 monitors, 8 selecting, 18–19 power plan, 38–39 blogging tools, 123 text in WordPad, 124 Blu-ray, storing data on, 13 cleaning screen and keyboard, 218–219 browser (Web) clock rate, 15 Internet Explorer 8 Browser (Microsoft) color (text), changing in WordPad, 127 address bar, 138 command button, 56 browsing Quick Tabs, 138, 140–141 composing e-mail messages in Windows Live Mail, 168–169 buttons, 138 composition (image), 100 changing Home Page, 146–147 compressing files/folders in Windows Explorer, 81 Confirm Attribute Changes dialog box, 227 238 116_769027-bindex.indd6_769027-bindex.indd 223838 111/12/101/12/10 22:13:13 PPMM Connect to the Internet Wizard, 136–137 Add Search Provider, 143 connecting Advanced Attributes, 227 hardware devices, 28–29 Burn a Disc, 79 to Internet, 136–137 Choose Details, 85 microphones, 30–31 Choose File to Upload, 151 network to Internet, 193 Confirm Attribute Changes, 227 printer, 28–29 Content Advisor, 235 WiFi, 137 Create Folder, 144, 176 to wireless networks, 196–197 Delete Note, 165 contacts Disk Cleanup, 213 adding Disk Cleanup: Drive Selection, 212 in Windows Live Contacts, 152–153 Disk Defragmenter: Modify Schedule, 215 in Windows Live Messenger, 180–181 Edit Contact, 172 categorizing, 153 Encryption Warning, 227 deleting, 151 File Download - Security Warning, 68 editing, 155 Find, 131 finding, 154 Internet Options, 235 importing, 150–151 Move, 177 opening, 154 Open, 60–61, 170 sorting by last name, 151 Open With, 75 Content Advisor, 235 Options, 173 Control Panel (Windows 7), 206–207 Overview, 56–57 copying Print, 57, 62–63, 188 files to CDs, 79 Print Pictures, 103 files to DVDs, 79 Properties, 187, 217, 226 files/folders in Windows Explorer, 78–79 Publish Photos on Windows Live, 102 text in WordPad, 125 Replace, 130 crackers, 222 Safety Options, 236 Create Folder dialog box, 144, 176 Save As, 59 creating Save Attachment As, 173 calendars in Windows Live Calendar, 160–161 Saved Message, 171 files, 58–59 Screen Saver, 35 folders in Windows Explorer, 76 Select a Contact, 188 playlists in Windows Media Player, 114–115 Select Images to Start Sharing, 185 cropping images, 100 Set Up Audio and Video - Speaker/Microphone or Speakerphone, 186 D Set Up Audio and Video - Webcam, 187 data Sign In to Windows Live, 92 encrypting, 226–227 Windows Media Player Device Setup, 119 storage of, 12–13 disc drive, 12 data files, burning, 117 Disk Cleanup dialog box, 213 Defender (Windows), 231 Disk Cleanup: Drive Selection dialog box, 212 defragmenting hard drives, 214–215 Disk Cleanup tool, 212–213 Delete Note dialog box, 165 Disk Defragmenter, 214–215 deleting Disk Defragmenter: Modify Schedule dialog box, 215 contacts, 151 display e-mail messages, 179 adding second, 33 events in Windows Live Calendar, 157 adjusting settings, 37, 187 files overview, 4 unnecessary, 212–213 port for, 6 in Windows Explorer, 88–89 selecting, 8 folders displaying photos in Windows Live Photo Gallery, 98 in Windows Explorer, 88–89 downloading programs from Windows Live, 68–69 in Windows Live Mail, 177 drives playlists, 115 disc, 12 design (microprocessor), 14 DVD, 5 desktop flash, 13 changing background, 34–35 hard Windows 7, 46 capacity, 10 Desktop button, 46 checking for errors, 216–217 Details pane, 73 checking free space, 213 devices defragmenting, 214–215 hardware, 28–29 external, 13 mobile, 118–119 listening to music on, 110–111 pointing, 4, 24 watching video on, 112 dialog boxes storage, 12–13 Add a Favorite, 144 Add or Change Home Page, 146–147 239 116_769027-bindex.indd6_769027-bindex.indd 223939 111/12/101/12/10 22:13:13 PPMM Index drop-down list box, 57 File list, 73 dual-core processors, 15 files. See also folders durability, 9 attaching to e-mail messages, 170 DVDs. See also CDs burning, 117 burning, 116–117 compressing, 81 copying files to, 79 copying, 78–79 drives, 5 creating, 58–59 playing, 113 deleting storing data on, 13 unnecessary, 212–213 in Windows Explorer, 88–89 E filtering, 84–85 Edit Contact dialog box, 172 finding editing on laptop, 61 contacts in Windows Live Contacts, 155 in Windows Media Player, 108–109 events in Windows Live Calendar, 159 moving, 78–79 photos in Windows Live Photo Gallery, 94–95 opening text in WordPad, 122–123 on external media, 75 e-mail messages on laptop, 60–61 attaching files to, 170 in Windows Explorer, 74–75 composing, 168–169 printing, 62–63 deleting, 179 rating, 87, 109 etiquette, 169 renaming, 80 finding, 178 saving, 58–59 forwarding, 175 searching for, 83 opening, 172–173 selecting, 61, 77 previewing, 172–173 sharing via Public Folders, 198–199 replying to, 174 sorting saving in Windows Explorer, 84–85 as drafts, 171 in Windows Media Player, 108–109 in folders, 176–177 tagging, 86–87 sending, 168–169 viewing, 72 embedded numeric keypad, 27 filtering enabling Windows 7 parental controls, 232–235 files in Windows Explorer, 84–85 encrypting data, 226–227 spam and scams, 236–237 Encryption Warning dialog box, 227 Find dialog box, 131 entering text in WordPad, 122–123 finding errors, checking hard drives for, 216–217 contacts in Windows Live Contacts, 154 Escape key, 27 files in Windows Media Player, 108–109 Ethernet jack, 7 files on laptops, 60–61 etiquette (e-mail), 169 messages in Windows Live Mail, 178 events (Windows Live Calendar), 156–157, 159 tools in Control Panel, 207 everyday use, requirements for, 11 wireless networks, 17 Explorer (Windows) finding and replacing text in WordPad, 130–131 compressing files/folders, 81 firewall, 223, 228–231 copying files/folders, 78–79 Fix Red Eye tool, 101 creating folders, 76 flash adjustments, 101 deleting files/folders, 88–89 flash drives, 13 extracting items from Zip folders, 82 folders. See also files filtering files, 84–85 compressing, 81 moving files/folders, 78–79 copying, 78–79 navigating folder windows, 73 creating, 76 opening files/folders, 74–75 deleting overview, 70 in Windows Explorer, 88–89 renaming files/folders, 80 in Windows Live Mail, 177 searching for files/folders, 83 moving, 78–79 selecting files/folders, 77 navigating windows, 73 sorting files, 84–85 opening, 74–75 tagging files, 86–87 renaming, 80 viewing files/folders, 72 saving e-mail messages in, 176–177 external drives, 13 searching for, 83 external media, 75 selecting, 77 extracting items from Zip folders in Windows Explorer, 82 sharing via Public Folders, 198–199 viewing, 72 F Zip, 82 Favorites (Internet Explorer 8), 138, 144–145 font, changing in WordPad, 126 File Download - Security Warning dialog box, 68 formatting, applying to text in WordPad, 127 forwarding messages in Windows Live Mail, 175 240 116_769027-bindex.indd6_769027-bindex.indd 224040 111/12/101/12/10 22:13:13 PPMM free space, checking hard drives for, 213 instant messaging. See IM (instant messaging) full-screen view, switching to in Windows Live Messenger, 189 Intel Corporation, 14 function keys, 4, 26 Internet connecting G laptop to, 136–137
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