[b]Windows 7 Resource Kit[/b] http://www.imgx.org/files/51165_udu7s/win7RSK.jpg Published : October 07, 2009 Accompanying Media: 1 Companion CD(s) Author: Mitch Tulloch, Tony Northrup, Jerry Honeycutt, Ed Wilson, and the Windows 7 Team at Microsoft Language: English Length: 1760 Pages Level: Intermediate, Advanced ISBN 13 :9780735627000 Technology :Windows 7 ISBN 10 :0-7356-2700-2 Format : (PDF) List Price :$ 69.99 About The Book Your definitive resource for deployment and operations—straight from the experts. In-depth and comprehensive, this official RESOURCE KIT delivers the information you need to administer Windows 7 in the enterprise. You get authoritative technical guidance from those who know the technology best—Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) and the Windows 7 Team—along with hundreds of scripts and other essential resources on CD. Get expert guidance on how to: Apply best practices for using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Plan user-state migration; test application compatibility; manage updates Manage Group Policy Objects using Windows PowerShell® Administer Windows Firewall and Windows BitLocker® Implement IPsec, IPv6, wireless, and VPN connectivity Install and configure printers, devices, and services Manage disks, file systems, storage, and data security Administer search and indexing with Group Policy Diagnose and resolve startup, hardware, and networking issues [quote]http://rapidshare.com/files/303968857/Windows_7_Resource_Kit_Oct_2009_mathan.rar Pass:mathan4all[/quote]

[b]Windows 7 Bible[/b] Jim Boyce ISBN: 978-0-470-50909-8 Paperback 1248 pages September 2009Wiley List Price: US $39.99 [IMG]http://www.imgx.org/files/51173_7irxy/win7bible.jpg[/IMG] This comprehensive reference by a Microsoft expert covers all aspects of the new Windows release The much-anticipated release of Windows 7 will have numerous changes, and you'll need a complete guide to take full advantage of all it has to offer. Windows 7 Bible covers navigation changes such as pinning to the task bar, full screen preview with invisible windows, Jump Lists, Home Group, Sticky Notes, and many others. It shows you how to use Internet Explorer 8, including features like Web Slices and Network view changes, and guides you through all the new desktop features. This reference thoroughly examines all three parts of the new platform: Windows 7 Core OS, the Windows Live applications, and Windows Live Services. Windows 7 Bible shows you everything you need to know to make the most of Microsoft's new operating system. Covers Windows Live Essentials, including Windows Live Family Safety, Mail, Messenger, Movie Maker, Photo Gallery, Toolbar, Writer, and Microsoft Office Outlook Connector Shows how to use Windows Live Services, including Hotmail and Spaces Explores new features including Desktop Gadgets Gallery, Desktop Windows manager, updated Fax and DVD Maker, an updated "Devices and Printers" option, and Sticky Notes Explains new features in the Calculator, ribbon features in applets such as Paint and WordPad, the new Media Center, and searching updates Fully covers the first complete overhaul of applets in a decade With Windows 7 Bible at your side, you can learn as much or as little as you need to know for the way you use Windows.

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Windows 7 For Seniors For Dummies /by Mark Justice Hinton (Author) .Learn to:
*Use the Windows 7 desktop and create your first documents
* Connect to the Internet and browse the Web
*View, edit, and print photos
*Keep in touch by e-mail and play games online

You don't need a grandchild to teach you Windows 7 — with this friendly guide, you'll be using the mouse, working with folders, hooking up a printer, and cruising the Internet in nothing flat. Learn to use all the gizmos that come with Windows 7, shop online, view a slideshow of your favorite photos, send e-mail to a friend, enjoy music, and more!
*Tour the desktop — learn to use menus, the Start menu button, files, and folders
*Do it — create notes and letters, connect a printer, download photos from your digital camera, and put music on a CD
*Have some fun — discover Solitaire and other built-in games, listen to music, and watch a movie
*Use the accessories — display Gadgets on your desktop, draw with Paint, and use the Calculator
*To keep or not — install additional programs you want and remove those you don't need
*Protect your Windows — learn to use the Action Center, download and install virus protection software, and keep it up to date
*Have it your way — make your screen easier to see, open files with a single click, and even have your computer read to you
*The wide, wide Web — shop and explore online and learn to stay safe