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Introduction Overview Introducing Microsoft Windows Vista presents Microsoft Windows Vista, the latest version of the Windows operating system, and provides a comprehensive overview of the new Windows features for power users, administrators, and developers. This book has been written using the Windows Vista Beta to provide an early introduction to this powerful operating system. Writing a book to a beta product has many benefits but also some drawbacks. Microsoft is able to publish the first edition of this book prior to the official release date of Windows Vista, which allows you to get advance information about the operating system. This will not only help you get a head start on learning the new Windows features, but it should also help you install, work with, and manage Windows Vista in the future. Because I am writing this book based on a beta product, features are subject to change, especially with regard to the user interface and screens. For example, I might discuss the Network Center, Network List, and Network Map tools as separate features, while in the final product these features might be combined into a single tool with multiple views named Network Center, Network List, and Network Map. Or I might show a screen that has a Make Fonts Large Or Smaller option, and in the final product this option might be renamed Adjust Font Size. Who Is This Book For? Introducing Microsoft Windows Vista discusses both the home and business versions of Windows Vista, and where possible, points out the differences between the two versions. The primary focus of this book is on productivity and business, including the related reliability, security, usability, and mobility features. The book doesn’t go into depth on home entertainment features, such as Media Center, Windows Media Player, Windows Movie Maker, or Windows Photo Gallery. This book is designed for Current users of Windows operating systems. Current administrators of Windows operating systems. Current developers of Windows operating systems. The focus of the book is on new features. As a result, I discuss previously implemented Windows features primarily with regard to how they relate to new features. After reading this book, you should be ready to get started with Windows Vista. For detailed information about Windows Vista administration, I recommend Microsoft Windows Vista Administrator’s Pocket Consultant (Microsoft Press, 2006). How Is This Book Organized? Introducing Microsoft Windows Vista is designed to help you learn about and get started with Windows Vista by providing an early introduction. The book consists of 15 chapters, divided into four parts. Each part provides an opening paragraph or two about the chapters contained in that part. Part 1, “Getting to Know Windows Vista,” provides an overview of Windows Vista. Chapter 1, “Introducing Windows Vista,” presents the features you’ll need to know about to get started using Windows Vista and to navigate the interface. The chapter also provides an overview of how Windows Vista works from startup to power down. Part 2, “Essential Features in Windows Vista,” discusses the fundamental features of Windows Vista. Chapter 2, “Working with Windows Vista,” introduces some of the new menu and interface features. The chapter starts with a look at taskbar changes and enhancements, including live thumbnails, Windows Flip, and Windows Flip 3D. Then discusses changes to the Start menu, All Programs menu, and Control Panel. Chapter 3, “Managing Information,” examines features you can use to manage information stored on a computer. You’ll learn about new ways of using Windows Explorer to work with files and folders; how to add keywords to files and tags to pictures; and how to use virtual folders to save search results. You’ll also learn about new desktop features, such as the Windows Sidebar. Chapter 4, “Using Internet Explorer 7,” explores Internet Explorer 7, the newest version of Internet Explorer. You’ll learn about improvements for navigation as well as new safety and security features. Chapter 5, “Collaborating, Connecting, and Sharing,” looks at the new tools and features you can use for collaborating with others, connecting to networks, and sharing data. Chapter 6, “Managing Programs and Multimedia,” discusses new features to help you better manage installed programs, file associations, and AutoPlay options. The chapter also discusses enhanced tools for managing your multimedia, including Windows Media Player for playing digital media including music and videos; Windows Movie Maker for creating movies using pictures, videos, and music; and Windows Photo Gallery for viewing, editing, organizing, and sharing pictures and videos. Chapter 7, “Working with Laptops and Tablet PCs,” examines supported features and enhancements for laptops and tablet PCs. Chapter 8, “Improving Accessibility,” examines the accessibility enhancements included in Windows Vista. You’ll learn about improvements to standard features and the new speech recognition technology. In Part 3, “Securing Windows Vista,” you’ll learn about the security features of Windows Vista. Chapter 9, “Protecting User Accounts and Using Parental Controls,” discusses new features for protecting user accounts, including parental controls and user account controls. Chapter 10, “Protecting Your Computer,” discusses architecture changes in Windows Vista that are designed to provide multiple layers of protection for computers. The chapter introduces the new boot environment and new security features, such as Windows Service Hardening and Network Access Protection. Chapter 11, “Protecting Your Data,” introduces data protection and encryption. The chapter discusses trusted platforms, Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) and BitLocker Drive Encryption. Chapter 12, “Networking Your Computer,” examines enhancements for networking and restricting access to Windows Vista systems. Chapter 13, “Securing Your Network Connection,” discusses security tools, including Windows Security Center, Windows Firewall, and Windows Defender. Part 4, “Supporting and Deploying Windows Vista,” details the support and deployment features of Windows Vista. Chapter 14, “Supporting Windows Vista,” introduces tools and techniques for supporting Windows Vista. Chapter 15, “Deploying Windows Vista,” examines features and techniques for deploying Windows Vista in an enterprise.
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Detalji Windows Vista predstavlja dugo očekivanu nadogradnju Microsoftova operacijskog sustava koja se uvelike razlikuje od prethodnih verzija na koje ste navikli. Što je novo u Windows Visti? Ova knjiga će vas povesti u unutrašnjost operacijskog sustava Windows Vista i pokazati kako rade svi njegovi sastavni dijelovi. Zahvaljujući razumljivim i jednostavnim objašnjenjima te kvalitetnim ilustracijama, ona daje uvid u pojedinosti rada novog operacijskog sustava - od novog sučelja Aero pa sve do same jezgre Windows Viste. Knjiga objašnjava: - u čemu se Windows Vista razlikuje od Windows XP-a - kako Windows upravlja vašim računalom - kako kontrola korisničkih računa štiti vaš sustav - kako rade virtualne mape i trenutačna pretraga - kako Windows Vista iscrtava grafiku - kako rade sučelje Aero i Windows Sidebar - kako koristiti kartično pretraživanje u internet Exploreru 7 - kako se Windows spaja na bežičnu mrežu - kako novi Windows Photo Gallery upravlja digitalnim fotografijama