How i can use Windows Mail

112. How to Navigation with the Address Bar
113. How to use Command Prompt
114. How to use Windows Mail

112. Navigation with the Address Bar
After you open a folder in Windows Vista, you will see the address bar at the top of the Explorer. Each folder is part of the hierarchical structure of your system. The top level is your computer, desktop, and so on. Under the top level is the user level, and user folders are under that level. The address bar shows this structure from left to right; with each level, you can use a flyout arrow to display and browse to the folder available on that level.

113. Command Prompt
You can run your programs via the command prompt as follows:
1. Click Start.
2. Type command in the Quick Search box.
3. Click Command prompt.
Alternately, you can simply type the program name in the Quick Search box, and use any parameters that may be required.

114. Windows Mail
Windows Vista includes a program that can provide you with communications and e-mail access. Although not as comprehensive as many e-mail and communication software packages, it does offer basic management capabilities.

Here’s how to access Windows Mail:
1. Click Start.
2. Click All Programs.
3. Click Windows Mail.

How I can use Security Essentials with Windows Security Center

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.)

How I can Change the Desktop Appearance in Microsoft Vista

10. How to Change the Desktop Appearance in Microsoft Vista
11. How to Add Folder to Quick Launch
12. How I can Build on Existing Searches

10. Changing the Desktop Appearance in Microsoft Vista
The easiest way to change the look of the Windows Vista desktop is through personalization. Here’s how:
1. Right-click the desktop.
2. Click Personalize, and then begin customizing to fit your style.

11. Add Folder to Quick Launch
When you find that you are repeatedly returning to and opening the same folder, you can add it to the Quick Launch bar. A handy one to add is the Saved Searches folder.
1. Click Start.
2. Click your user name.
3. Drag the Saved Searches folder to the Quick Launch bar.

12. Building on Existing Searches
The more you search, the more searches you save, and the more likely you have saved most of the search you want, but you may want to narrow the criteria. To build from an existing search:
1. Browse to your Searches folder.
2. Double-click the existing search.
3. Click Search Tools, and then click Search Pane.
4. Click the Advanced Search expansion arrow.
5. Modify the criteria (use wildcard characters).
6. Click Search. You can even save this new search for reuse.