Windows Vista: The L Line

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As rigorous and content-filled as any college course or seminar, Windows Vista: The L Line offers the content to developing the skill set needed to handle all day-to-day tasks in Windows Vista. The series uses a subway motif to guide readers from point A to subject mastery. Each title offers a set of online tools including test banks, additional tutorials, and a teacher’s guide to allow readers learning beyond the book.Series features include:· Chapter objectives· Pre-assessment exercise· Tutorial coverage· Terminology overview (Street jargon)· Case studies/real world applications of skills· Application and topic pitfalls· Review questions· Practice examples Table of contents : PrefaceChapter 1: Installing Windows VistaChapter 2: Using the Windows Vista DesktopChapter 3: Welcome to Internet Explorer 7Chapter 4: Security, Privacy, and Parental Controls in Windows VistaChapter 5: Working More Efficiently with Applications, Files, and FoldersChapter 6: Working with Vista’s Free ToolsChapter 7: Connecting to the Outside WorldChapter 8: Adding (And Removing) Additional Programs and Devices with VistaChapter 9: Working with Digital MediaChapter 10: Maximizing Your Windows Power and PerformanceChapter 11: Keeping Up, Backing Up, Disaster and RecoveryChapter 12: Getting Help and SupportAppendix A: The Practice Exam AnswersIndex Market Description : The L Line Reader: The L Line reader is a self-motivated learner who prefers a tutorial presentation on a specific topic. The reader is interested in learning new skills, either for professional advancement or personal interest. Primary Market: An individual desiring a professional level of knowledge on Microsoft Windows Vista, whether to obtain a job or learn core Windows skills. Secondary Market: Students eager to add Windows skills to their repertoire. Schools looking for a way to provide real-world, hands-on experience to aspiring students. About Author : Michael Meskers has been teaching technology courses for the past 20 years. He has given seminars to more than 150,000 people around the world. He has been a Professor of Technology at the New School University since 1995. He has ten years of experience as an Executive Coach and holds certifications in Management and Seminar Facilitation. His platform will help him promote this title to thousands of would-be readers every year.