List of Figures

Chapter 1: Introducing Windows Vista

Figure 4-1: The new interface in Internet Explorer 7
Figure 4-2: The Classic Menu and the standard toolbar in Internet Explorer 7
Figure 4-3: The Address bar in Internet Explorer 7
Figure 4-4: The Manage Add-Ons dialog box
Figure 4-5: Configuring security levels and zone options in Internet Explorer
Figure 4-6: A Web privacy report
Figure 4-7: Viewing and setting the privacy level

Figure 5-1: Using Windows Mail for e-mail and newsgroups
Figure 5-2: The Internet Connection Wizard
Figure 5-3: The Newsgroup Subscriptions dialog box
Figure 5-4: The Contacts window
Figure 5-5: Using color-coding in Windows Calendar to differentiate between one person’s appointments and tasks and another’s
Figure 5-6: The Windows Calendar main toolbar
Figure 5-7: Working with appointments in Windows Calendar
Figure 5-8: Working with tasks in Windows Calendar
Figure 5-9: Entering the publishing information for the calendar
Figure 5-10: Subscribing to a published calendar
Figure 5-11: Using Windows Shared View

Figure 9-1: The shield icon indicates tasks that require administrator privileges
Figure 9-2: Marking an application to always run elevated
Figure 9-3: Disabling Admin Approval Mode
Figure 9-4: Accessing parental controls
Figure 9-5: Viewing and setting the games rating system to use
Figure 9-6: Setting general notifications
Figure 9-7: Enabling and configuring parental controls
Figure 9-8: Setting Web restrictions
Figure 9-9: Setting time limits
Figure 9-10: Setting game controls
Figure 9-11: Setting application restrictions
Figure 9-12: Viewing activity reports

Figure 10-1: Using the Startup And Recovery dialog box to configure basic startup options
Figure 10-2: Using the System Configuration utility to configure advanced startup options
Figure 10-3: Using the NAP Client Configuration console to manage NAP
Figure 10-4: Enforcing NAP when DHCP is used
Figure 10-5: Using the Local Security Settings console to manage Audit Policy
Figure 10-6: Using the Local Security Settings console to manage User Rights Assignment policies
Figure 10-7: Using the Local Security Settings console to manage Security Options

Figure 11-1: Managing the TPM by using the Trusted Platform Module Management console
Figure 11-2: The Turn On BitLocker Drive Encryption wizard
Figure 11-3: The Save The Recovery Key As A Password page
Figure 11-4: The Save The Recovery Key On A USB Device page
Figure 11-5: The Create A Startup Key For Added Security page
Figure 11-6: The Encrypt The Selected Disk Volume page

Figure 12-1: Network Center shows that you are connected to a network that in turn has connectivity to the Internet.
Figure 12-2: Network Center shows that you are not connected to a network or the Internet.
Figure 12-3: The Windows Networks Diagnostics Tool offers step-by-step advice.
Figure 12-4: Connecting to a new network
Figure 12-5: The Personalize Settings dialog box
Figure 12-6: Using Network List
Figure 12-7: Using Network Map
Figure 12-8: Using Network Connections