Win! A Professor's guide to Vista

**Anilrgowda** · 31-Dec-2006, 07:47 PM

Vista Education - X5 training packs must be won!

Microsoft’s newest OS (operating system), Windows Vista, is quite a departure from Windows XP in terms of both how the user interacts with it and the features it packs in. Realising
that this could prove daunting for XP users or even for new
users who have never before used a Windows OS, Individual Software has released its new Professor Teaches Windows Vista tutorial package. The company has also been kind enough to donate five of these useful tools for us to give away.

The software covers a huge range of topics that are relevant
to all the different flavours of Vista, but finding a specific one
is very easy as the main menu splits the topics between
ten easily understandable text headings. Moreover there’s
even an index which lists topics in alphabetic order. Want to burn a DVD? You'll find it under ‘B’ for ‘Burn’ or ‘’D’ for ‘DVD’. Very intuitive indeed...

To win, answer this:

31-Dec-2006, 07:47 PM	#1 (permalink)
Anilrgowda Administrator Posts: 18,715 Join Date: Jan 2006 Rep Power: 10 IM:	Win! A Professor's guide to Vista Vista Education - X5 training packs must be won! Microsoft’s newest OS (operating system), Windows Vista, is quite a departure from Windows XP in terms of both how the user interacts with it and the features it packs in. Realising that this could prove daunting for XP users or even for new users who have never before used a Windows OS, Individual Software has released its new Professor Teaches Windows Vista tutorial package. The company has also been kind enough to donate five of these useful tools for us to give away. The software covers a huge range of topics that are relevant to all the different flavours of Vista, but finding a specific one is very easy as the main menu splits the topics between ten easily understandable text headings. Moreover there’s even an index which lists topics in alphabetic order. Want to burn a DVD? You'll find it under ‘B’ for ‘Burn’ or ‘’D’ for ‘DVD’. Very intuitive indeed... To win, answer this:

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