Easy Microsoft Windows 7

It’s that Easy! Easy Microsoft Windows 7 teaches you the fundamentals of working with Microsoft’s latest operating system.
Fully illustrated steps with simple instructions guide you through every task, building the skills you need to master Windows 7 with ease.

No need to feel intimidated–we’ll hold your hand every step of the way.

Learn how to…

• Instantly find what you’re looking for: files, programs, anything

• Manage your music and video with Windows Media Player

• See it all, do it all, get it all on the Web

• Have more fun with Windows 7’s built-in games

• Protect yourself from viruses, intrusions, and phishing

• Download free Windows Live Essentials bonus software

• Set up your computer just the way you want it

• Keep your computer running reliable and fast

• Build a home network the easy way with HomeGroup

• Put live and Internet TV on your PC with Windows Media Center

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* Windows Live is the collective name for a group of Microsoft tools whose services and user data are available anywhere-without ever having to install an application
* Windows Live currently consists of: Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Safety Center, Windows Live Favorites, Windows Live OneCare, Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Search, and Windows Live Local

* Certified Microsoft Software Developer Jon Arking shares his experience in developing for Windows Live, and teaches readers how to build applications that embrace the Windows Live platform
* Packed with examples, this hands-on guide offers an insightful look at the tools and technologies behind Windows Live, using the MSN Activities APIs, building mapping applications with Virtual Earth APIs, and developing Gadgets for both online and Windows Vista
* Also examines integrating MSN Search capabilities as well as Live services into existing sites with Live custom domains

Take an exploratory trip through the nooks and crannies of the

Windows API -- and pick up 20,000 lines of source code along the way

Develop production-quality applications capable of running on any 32-bit version of Windows -- including Win 2000


WARNING-- Error handling has been included (to show how it's done!)

Are you tired of the typically fragmented approaches of instructional materials that focus on minimalist examples, illustrating arcane APIs and subsystems, "eliminating error handling for clarity," and never demonstrating how it all comes together?

This book presents a holistic process of design and implementation that ensures the development of production-quality applications capable of running on any 32-bit version of Windows -- including Win 2000. The author explains the development of a complete Windows application to demonstrate all aspects of application design, language selection, platform implementation, usability issues, and the myriad details of implementation. It is the comprehensive scope of the presentation, including details of drag and drop, shell integration, testing, internationalization, installation, and registry handling that makes this book unique.

If you are designing Windows applications for large audiences, or if you strive to always create truly superb applications, you need to structure your application for robustness and maintainability, and you need access to and knowledge of the raw Windows API. The author's demonstration application, a Notepad replacement called TextEdit, is implemented using C++ and the native Win32 API. It provides an exploratory trip through the nooks and crannies of the Windows API demonstrating how to:

Fit the code fragments and APIs of a complete Windows application together.

Integrate robust error handling with your application.

Design software with the users' goals in mind.

MFC programmers will gain an understanding of API-level Windows essential to use MFC effectively and Visual Basic programmers will learn about the relationship between the various approaches to Windows programming.

The companion CD-ROM contains 20,000 lines of source code, much of it independent of the TextEdit application, that can be reused in other contexts. You also get practical details and tips on how to do cool and interesting stuff with the Windows API, including:

The wealth of possibilities inherent in the command line of a Windows program.

How you can give your application a memory, which leaves it looking smart rather than stupid.

Windows Game Programming with Visual Basic and DirectX
Publisher: Que | ISBN: 0789725924
| edition 2001 | PDF | 408 pages | 8,2 mb

Windows Game Programming with Visual Basic and DirectX is the only game programming book on the market that pairs the ease of Visual Basic with the power and flash of DirectX applications. The book is written to teach the skills and thoughts behind game programming, with hands-on examples and a simulation game project that results in a complete application at the end of the book. Topics such as artificial intelligence, animation, sound effects, background music, and multiplayer setups will be covered in detail and put to work in the hands-on game project.

Microsoft Windows XP Registry Guide
Microsoft Press | 2002 | 528 pages | PDF | 6.1 MB

Get the in-depth information you need to modify and seamlessly manage the Windows registry. Written for IT professionals and power users, this vital resource reveals little-known registry techniques, tricks, tips, and secrets to make your job easier. Understand the inner workings of the Windows operating system and use the registry to get Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP to run the way you want, on a single desktop or across the network. You ll learn how to pinpoint registry settings and script registry changes, deal with registry permissions, use Windows Installer, and map Tweak UI settings. Also, find best practices for how to back up, restore, and maintain registry settings with confidence.


You ll learn how to:
- Apply best practices to back up, restore, manage, and modify the registry
- Customize group and system policies to manage multiple PCs and users remotely
- Track down registry settings and script changes
- Optimize server services, including network connections and authentication
- Deploy user profiles and Microsoft Office program settings
- Configure security services, including Windows Firewall, templates, and service pack features
- Troubleshoot the registry resolving common problems and corruption issues

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For Dummies (9-2009) | PDF | 408 pages | 0470509465 | 12.6 Mb

Windows 7 For Seniors For Dummies /by Mark Justice Hinton (Author) .Learn to:
*Use the Windows 7 desktop and create your first documents
* Connect to the Internet and browse the Web
*View, edit, and print photos


*Keep in touch by e-mail and play games online
You don't need a grandchild to teach you Windows 7 — with this friendly guide, you'll be using the mouse, working with folders, hooking up a printer, and cruising the Internet in nothing flat. Learn to use all the gizmos that come with Windows 7, shop online, view a slideshow of your favorite photos, send e-mail to a friend, enjoy music, and more!
*Tour the desktop — learn to use menus, the Start menu button, files, and folders
*Do it — create notes and letters, connect a printer, download photos from your digital camera, and put music on a CD
*Have some fun — discover Solitaire and other built-in games, listen to music, and watch a movie
*Use the accessories — display Gadgets on your desktop, draw with Paint, and use the Calculator
*To keep or not — install additional programs you want and remove those you don't need
*Protect your Windows — learn to use the Action Center, download and install virus protection software, and keep it up to date
*Have it your way — make your screen easier to see, open files with a single click, and even have your computer read to you
*The wide, wide Web — shop and explore online and learn to stay safe




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