Expert Zone Support WebCast: How to use Windows Vista to help finish your work (919567)

Session Summary
Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Microsoft Windows Vista can help you finish your work. Windows Vista can help you access exactly what you need, when you need it. This WebCast includes a live demonstration and provides tips for using a wide range of new and updated functionality in Windows Vista. This functionality includes the Aero navigation tools, the Windows Sidebar, the Explorers, the Start menu, Control Panel, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.

This is a Level 200 session that will be presented by Stephanie Krieger.

Stephanie Krieger is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and author of the book Microsoft Office Document Designer (Microsoft Press). Stephanie has been beta testing both Windows Vista and the Microsoft Office 2007 system, in addition to writing and presenting on both technologies. She writes for several Microsoft Web pages, including the Windows Vista Community and the Microsoft Office Beta Community, and she frequently delivers Microsoft Support WebCasts. Visit Stephanie's blog at arouet.net for information about new and upcoming publications, WebCasts, and tips.

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