Comments on: 5 Windows Vista Secrets You Must Know http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/ Computer related blog Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:11:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Paras Dorle http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-75295 Paras Dorle Mon, 15 Dec 2008 05:02:36 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-75295 Windows Vista Tricks about Internet Explorer 7 * Print web content as a picture As the IE 7 provides shrink to fit printing feature, web sites will no longer get cut off while printing. * Browse multiple Web sites Tabbed browsing in IE enables IE window to run with the convenience of multiple WebPages. One can open a new webpage by clicking the empty tab on the toolbar. One an also do this by right-clicking any hyperlink and then select new tab. One can refresh the Tabs, to alter their functionality by right clicking individual pages or refresh it for a page or a group. -Paras Dorle Windows Vista Tricks about Internet Explorer 7

* Print web content as a picture

As the IE 7 provides shrink to fit printing feature, web sites will no longer get cut off while printing.

* Browse multiple Web sites

Tabbed browsing in IE enables IE window to run with the convenience of multiple WebPages. One can open a new webpage by clicking the empty tab on the toolbar. One an also do this by right-clicking any hyperlink and then select new tab. One can refresh the Tabs, to alter their functionality by right clicking individual pages or refresh it for a page or a group.

-Paras Dorle

]]> By: Paras Dorle http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-75294 Paras Dorle Mon, 15 Dec 2008 05:01:53 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-75294 Windows Vista Versions and Packages * Windows Vista Ultimate - It has almost all features provided by other any Vista edition. * Windows Vista Business - It has Ultimate edition features except BitLocker hard drive encryption, Media Center, DVD Maker, and full system backup, premium games, Windows Movie Maker with high definition support. * Windows Vista Home Premium - It has all Ultimate edition features except the ability to join a domain, shadow copy, user group policy support, full system backup, BitLocker hard drive encryption, the offline files and folders feature, Remote Desktop, Windows Fax and Scan and corporate roaming. * Windows Vista Home Basic - It has all Ultimate edition features except the ability to join a domain, user group policy support, Windows Fax and Scan, shadow copy, corporate roaming, full system backup, Remote Desktop, Windows premium games, the offline files and folders feature, Windows Aero, Media Center, Flip 3D navigation, Windows Meeting Space, scheduled backups, network backups, Windows Movie Maker with high definition support, BitLocker hard drive encryption, tablet PC support, Side Show and DVD Maker. Windows Vista Ultimate Edition is the most aggressive edition of Vista and supports many latest OS techniques but still improvement over XP in Vista have not targeted for today's OS market and so performs poorly, Vista has substandard software and hardware support, and is comparatively expensive. -Paras Dorle Windows Vista Versions and Packages

* Windows Vista Ultimate
- It has almost all features provided by other any Vista edition.

* Windows Vista Business
- It has Ultimate edition features except BitLocker hard drive encryption, Media Center, DVD Maker, and full system backup, premium games, Windows Movie Maker with high definition support.

* Windows Vista Home Premium
- It has all Ultimate edition features except the ability to join a domain, shadow copy, user group policy support, full system backup, BitLocker hard drive encryption, the offline files and folders feature, Remote Desktop, Windows Fax and Scan and corporate roaming.

* Windows Vista Home Basic
- It has all Ultimate edition features except the ability to join a domain, user group policy support, Windows Fax and Scan, shadow copy, corporate roaming, full system backup, Remote Desktop, Windows premium games, the offline files and folders feature, Windows Aero, Media Center, Flip 3D navigation, Windows Meeting Space, scheduled backups, network backups, Windows Movie Maker with high definition support, BitLocker hard drive encryption, tablet PC support, Side Show and DVD Maker.

Windows Vista Ultimate Edition is the most aggressive edition of Vista and supports many latest OS techniques but still improvement over XP in Vista have not targeted for today’s OS market and so performs poorly, Vista has substandard software and hardware support, and is comparatively expensive.
-Paras Dorle

]]> By: Alex Bailey http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-3633 Alex Bailey Wed, 13 Dec 2006 05:08:39 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-3633 [quote comment="3632"]I find it rather funny you comment on the Run box missing, make NO mention of the shortcut key that still works, and then in the bottom of the same article you mention the new Windows Key shortcuts for the Quick Launch. Lest we not forget, Windows + R = Run box, hidden or not. But on top of that I agree with idsanity, the search field is a pretty decent replacement for the run box. Will launch programs by name, find programs by alias on start menu, launch urls or UNCs. Pretty much does everything.[/quote] Yes, the search is an amazing idea. I switched back to XP a few days ago, because of lack of compatibility as of now. However I did use it for months, and the search bar was the most missed thing. I hope someone makes an app for XP like that. I launched everything except browsers with it. I also like its placement in the lower left corner. [quote comment="3632"]I find it rather funny you comment on the Run box missing, make NO mention of the shortcut key that still works, and then in the bottom of the same article you mention the new Windows Key shortcuts for the Quick Launch.

Lest we not forget, Windows + R = Run box, hidden or not.

But on top of that I agree with idsanity, the search field is a pretty decent replacement for the run box. Will launch programs by name, find programs by alias on start menu, launch urls or UNCs. Pretty much does everything.[/quote]

Yes, the search is an amazing idea. I switched back to XP a few days ago, because of lack of compatibility as of now. However I did use it for months, and the search bar was the most missed thing. I hope someone makes an app for XP like that. I launched everything except browsers with it. I also like its placement in the lower left corner.

]]> By: Casper42 http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-3632 Casper42 Wed, 13 Dec 2006 03:58:19 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-3632 I find it rather funny you comment on the Run box missing, make NO mention of the shortcut key that still works, and then in the bottom of the same article you mention the new Windows Key shortcuts for the Quick Launch. Lest we not forget, Windows + R = Run box, hidden or not. But on top of that I agree with idsanity, the search field is a pretty decent replacement for the run box. Will launch programs by name, find programs by alias on start menu, launch urls or UNCs. Pretty much does everything. I find it rather funny you comment on the Run box missing, make NO mention of the shortcut key that still works, and then in the bottom of the same article you mention the new Windows Key shortcuts for the Quick Launch.

Lest we not forget, Windows + R = Run box, hidden or not.

But on top of that I agree with idsanity, the search field is a pretty decent replacement for the run box. Will launch programs by name, find programs by alias on start menu, launch urls or UNCs. Pretty much does everything.

]]> By: Danielle http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-990 Danielle Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:57:47 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-990 I thought the SnippingTool was rather cool. i stumpled upon it earlier today. I'vebeen using Vista about a week now and hed no idea it was there till I was looking for something else. I relieze it's not a secret, but if you didn't know it was there now you do. I thought the SnippingTool was rather cool. i stumpled upon it earlier today. I’vebeen using Vista about a week now and hed no idea it was there till I was looking for something else. I relieze it’s not a secret, but if you didn’t know it was there now you do.

]]> By: idsanity http://www.cyber-knowledge.net/blog/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-532 idsanity Sun, 24 Sep 2006 08:54:58 +0000 http://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/09/21/5-windosws-vista-secrets-you-must-know/#comment-532 um, you don't need the run command to launch regedit, calc, etc. just tpe 'em into the search field of the start menu.. works with .msc files too. it's easier than using the run command cause you can just hit the Windows key and start typing. um, you don’t need the run command to launch regedit, calc, etc. just tpe ‘em into the search field of the start menu.. works with .msc files too. it’s easier than using the run command cause you can just hit the Windows key and start typing.

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