A complete Windows Vista tips site.
Windvis.com was created for users that are beginners or intermediate, but if you have been using Windows Vista since its early versions and became an expert, we may have some interesting things for you too!
WindVis is all about helping you protect your privacy when surfing the internet, keeping your computer secure and optimize your Windows Vista for better performance.
Here’s a sample of some of the information they’ve got on tap.
A nice, solid overview of Vista from the point of view of XP migrators. If you’re used to your beloved XP these folks will be able to help answer your questions. It’s got lots of answers including-
- What happend to my Log Off button?
- How do I do add a network printer?
- How do I change the default program to open certain files?
Since all the other applications had a team blog, Outlook decided to jump on board as well. They’ve got some great tips so go check out their site.
If you want to get tips and tricks straight from the horse’s mouth than this is the place to do it. The very people responsible for writing the code behind Powerpoint 07 have a blog where the give you advice on how to use it. The site is searchable and each post is tagged with keywords to make browsing by subject easier.
If you want to get tips and tricks straight from the horse’s mouth than this is the place to do it. The very people responsible for writing the code behind Word 07 have a blog where the give you advice on how to use it. The site is searchable and each post is tagged with keywords to make browsing by subject easier.
The New Paperclip is a site devoted to helping new Office 2007 users get comfortable. It has lots of very simple and short text/image based tutorials on everyday Office skills.
He breaks tutorials down by application and by user level- there are beginner, regular, advanced and expert tutorials available.
The MS Office 07 Tips and Tricks site has some good information. The irritating thing is you have to sign up for a Windows Live ID to get at the videos. If you already have a Live ID (it’s the same as your MSN Hotmail, or MSN Messenger ID) or don’t mind a simple sign up then the site is well worth checking out.
Here’s a link to the official Microsoft Outlook 2007 training materials. They cover everything from the basics to using Outlook for RSS.
Each tutorial has information regarding the time it will take to complete, learning objectives, user ratings and they all have video components.
