I just come across this book from Dreamtech Press, while searching for a book on this topic. I must say, a very focused book with good coverage of the topic. I liked this book for its compactness. Reading each chapter is worth its while as it does not state the obvious and gets to the point immediately.
The real beauty of this book emerges in the writing style, which is absolutely not boring and ability to explain tough concepts with ease. The CD-ROM included with the book contains a Personalized Test Engine with lots of practice questions as well as graphic analysis of your test results. The quality of test engine really impressed me as it gives the reader a chance to test the skills along with the learning process. A very good package for the students CCNA Routing and Switching exam, I am going to recommend this book to few of my friends as well.
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Free eBook giveaway for Chrisms and New Year Gift
Hi webmaster, I am Suraj the author of blog Go4HacKING, from last
one month I was working on my eBook named ‘Ultimate Tips & Tricks
for Windows 7’. It is handy guide of recently released Microsoft’s OS
Windows 7 with new tips and tricks. It contains basic as well as advanced
tips and tricks also.
I decided to publish my eBook on Chrisms. When I visited your web/blog
and found it very systematic, well structured and popular. So it will be my
pleasure as well as honor if you share this eBook with your readers in free
of cost as a gift of Chrisms & New Year. So please reply me if you are
interested.
Yours sincerity
Suraj Vibhute
http://go4hacking.blogspot.com
A brief description of ‘Ultimate Tips & Tricks for Windows 7’
Pages 44
Size 5.21 MB
content
Basic Tips for Novice:
Change the Theme
Use the search bar as a run bar
Windows Media Player
Cutting down the size of the taskbar
Right-Click Mania
Grouping of active applications
Using window actions for managing windows
Shake the rest away!
Change network settings
Use Sticky Notes
Use libraries
Moving order of applications in the taskbar
Shortcuts for window operations
Adding additional sources into Documents, Music, etc
Pinning applications to the taskbar
Quick access to frequently used folders
Constantly changing wallpapers
Quick preview mode in Windows Explorer
Gadget placement in Windows 7
Favorite Folders
Burn images
Troubleshoot problems
See more detail
Six Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts
Tips and Tricks for Advanced Users:
Changing the power button’s default function
Running applications with troubleshooting mode
Running applications using a different user account
Tweak PC volume
apturing screenshots in Windows 7
Protect your data
Show the desktop feature
Toning down the UAC
Double-Up Your Windows.
Checking for memory problems
Built-in Cleartype tuner
Including new folder into libraries
Enabling Windows XP Virtualisation mode
Windows 7’s resource monitor
Crunch The Numbers
Block annoying alerts
Switching back to the bare XP theme
Setting up backups
Quick sharing of resources
Search within ZIP files
Disable hibernation
Faster Windows shutdown
Load IE faster
Multiple file selection
Modify Add/Remove list
Activate Regional Themes
Change the location of your Personal Folders
Modify Windows 7 Search Index
AppLocker
Schedule Media Centre downloads
Startup repair
Other mouse gestures
EasyConnect
Restore the Quick Launch Toolbar
Use VirtualBox to experience Windows 7
Changing the lid settings on a laptop
Boosting the performance
Some useful commands
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