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Vista Start Menu Demonstration - SearchWindows Vista - Start Menu Demonstration SearchThe idea behind this page is to show you the new Vista Start menu. In particular, see how the graphic changes as you scroll down and select 'Network'. Click on 'Network' in the graphic below, just as if it was a real Vista Start Menu. The point of this demonstration is to illustrate how the graphic changes, also the screen shots literally highlight the Aero buttons, for example, Control Panel. If you click on 'Network', it mimics what happens if you click on the real Vista menu. (Also Available in 800 x 600 Resolution) . Review of the Start Menu and Desktop1) Finding the new Vista settings is easy. Although I have met people who cannot sing in tune, others who are unable to catch a ball, and some who cannot spell, I have never met anyone who could not configure a Microsoft desktop. Microsoft's developers have spent an enormous amount of time analyzing how people use Windows Software, and Vista reaps the rewards of their research. What you get is lots of subtle front-end changes, trust me, the overall effect is greater than the sum of the individual parts. That's another way of saying that no one feature is spectacular, but together they make for a pleasing, productive Start Menu. In conclusion, if you are already familiar with XP, then you will have no trouble getting started. Your previous knowledge will help you appreciate the improvements, and the neat new touches that Vista brings to the desktop, Start menu and Windows Explorer. 2) Personalizing the new Vista settings is a labor of love. With the new Start Menu, you will have fun clicking on the Aero graphics and discovering where to find both new features and old friends. Adapting to the new Vista shell, is hard work, but only in the sense that there is a lot to explore. The new menus teach you far better than I could. I admit that one of my personal foibles is that I prefer to figure Explorer and Desktop menus myself, than have someone show me. Therefore, in the case of the Start menu, Desktop and Explorer I recommend to you adopt the same learn-by-doing method. 3) Everyone has different ideas. One of the hidden benefits of visiting customers' sites, is observing the different ways that people use the same technology. Nowhere are the differences greater than the way people treat their desktop and Explorer preferences. My point is, it's no good me prescribing a single way of configuring a desktop, when there are so many equally effective configurations.
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