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We collect all articles published on our site and group them in a meaningful way to form an e-book. All e-books are free, but are published using Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0

Utilize Windows 7 E-book

cover Windows 7 180Utilize Windows® 7 Operating System from Microsoft®. In this e-book we cover common administration tasks in Windows® 7. Among other things, you can read about user and group management, hardware management, network configuration, file system management, security including NTFS permissions, printer configuration, optimization tools, recovery options, etc..This e-book is a collection of articles originally published on www.utilizewindows.com site, and offered for free.

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PC Fundamentals E-book

PC FundamentalsOur first e-book is Utilize PC Fundamentals which contains all articles published under PC Fundamentals category on our site (www.utilizewindows.com/pc-fundamentals).
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Windows XP E-book

Windows XPOur second e-book is Utilize Windows XP which contains all articles published under Windows XP category on our site (www.utilizewindows.com/xp-menu).
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Windows Vista E-book

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Our third book is Utilize Windows Vista which contains all articles published under Windows Vista category on our site.
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