Part 6. Entertainment

Computers are not all work and no fun. Windows XP includes entertainment programs for playing CDs, viewing multimedia files, and recording and playing back sounds. You'll also find a new program for creating and editing movies.

Tasks

Playing Games
Changing the Volume
Playing a Sound with Sound Recorder
Playing an Audio CD
Working with Media Player Controls
Changing the Visualizations
Copying CD Tracks
Using the Media Library
Creating a Playlist
Tuning into the Radio
Changing the Skin for Windows Media Player
Playing a Video Clip
Importing a Movie with Windows Movie Maker

Part 1. Getting Started

Part 2. Working with Programs

Part 3. Working with Folders

Part 4. Working with Files

Part 5. Working with Printers, Scanners, and Digital Cameras

Part 6. Entertainment

Task 1: Playing Games

Task 2: Changing the Volume

Task 3: Playing a Sound with Sound Recorder

Task 4: Playing an Audio CD

Task 5: Working with Media Player Controls

Task 6: Changing the Visualizations

Task 7: Copying CD Tracks

Task 8: Using the Media Library

Task 9: Creating a Playlist

Task 10: Tuning into the Radio

Task 11: Changing the Skin for Windows Media Player

Task 12: Playing a Video Clip

Task 13: Importing a Movie with Windows Movie Maker

Part 7. Sending Faxes and E-mail

Part 8. Connecting to the Internet

Part 9. Using Windows Accessories

Part 10. Personalizing Windows

Part 11. Setting Up Programs

Part 12. Maintaining Your System

Part 13. Home Networking Basics

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