Microsoft Windows 7 In Depth
By Robert Cowart, Brian Knittel
- Publisher: Que
- Number Of Pages: 1152
- Publication Date: 2009-09-10
- ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0789741997
- ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780789741998
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CATEGORY: Windows Operating System source from www.booko.org
COVERS: Microsoft® Windows 7
Summary: Not what I would call in depth
Rating: 3
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It seems the aether has miss titled this book. Perhaps Win7 in review would be good. I found that the author covered a lot of ground but wasted a lot of pages on features that were in previous versions. In depth means to me that the inner-workings of the OS would be described. He simple lists all the features and describes what they do. The author actually walks you through the installation describing how to hit the next button. Why have a chapter on this? I would understand if the book then went on to describe the more complex deployment features that Win 7 sports but it doesn't. That's the entire chapter on installation.
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