85. How to Save a Search
86. How to Use Security Essentials with Windows Security Center
87. How to Preview Files
85. Saving a Search
Whenever you perform a search in a Windows Vista folder, you can save it for reuse. Saving searches can speed up your efforts to find important information, especially as you save more and more files. Here’s how:
Click Save Search. The search file is saved in a separate folder under your user folder, titled Saved rches.
86. Security Essentials with Windows Security Center
Windows Security Center is located in Control Panel in the Security group, and it provides access to Windows Firewall, updating, and other security settings. You can check here to make sure you have some level of security on your systems. Windows Vista will even assist you in finding tools that help protect against viruses and malicious software, for an additional level of security.
87. Preview Files
Windows Vista offers a preview pane for certain files that have viewers available. Some files use default viewers; additional views are available or included with applications.
Here’s how to see a preview: In the Explorer, click Organize, click Layout, and then click Preview Pane. (Note: Rendering a preview uses system resources, so use appropriate consideration.)
86. How to Use Security Essentials with Windows Security Center
87. How to Preview Files
85. Saving a Search
Whenever you perform a search in a Windows Vista folder, you can save it for reuse. Saving searches can speed up your efforts to find important information, especially as you save more and more files. Here’s how:
Click Save Search. The search file is saved in a separate folder under your user folder, titled Saved rches.
86. Security Essentials with Windows Security Center
Windows Security Center is located in Control Panel in the Security group, and it provides access to Windows Firewall, updating, and other security settings. You can check here to make sure you have some level of security on your systems. Windows Vista will even assist you in finding tools that help protect against viruses and malicious software, for an additional level of security.
87. Preview Files
Windows Vista offers a preview pane for certain files that have viewers available. Some files use default viewers; additional views are available or included with applications.
Here’s how to see a preview: In the Explorer, click Organize, click Layout, and then click Preview Pane. (Note: Rendering a preview uses system resources, so use appropriate consideration.)
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