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Getting Started with Windows XP

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ISBN-10: 0130463825

ISBN-13: 9780130463821

Edition: 2003

Authors: Robert T. Grauer, Maryann Barber

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This manual gives the “when and why” of performing tasks in Windows XP and provides users with new integrated, real-world practice exercises. Three levels of chapter-ending exercises offer plenty of opportunity for review and reinforcement. Chapter topics include an overview and welcome to Windows XP, the desktop, moving and sizing a window, anatomy of a window, pull-down menus, dialog boxes, help and support center, files and folders, connecting to the Internet, Windows Explorer, the control panel, shortcuts, the search companion, Windows media player, digital photography, and Windows Messenger. For anyone learning operating systems using Microsoft Windows XP.
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Book details

List price: $20.00
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 6/5/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 72
Size: 8.50" wide x 11.00" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Foreword
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Why Itanium Processors? Benefits of the Brand New Processor Family
Itanium Mission Statement
The Itanium Processor Family
Itanium RAS Features
Reliability
Availability
Serviceability
Reasons for Itanium(r)-based Platform Value
Highly Parallel Architecture
Investment Protection
CHOICE AND Breadth of Operating Systems and Applications
Enterprise Technology
How Itanium Architecture Affects Enterprise Computing
In Summary
The Itanium Processor Family: The Development of the Next Generation of Processor Architecture
Technology Shifts and the Need For Itanium Processor Power
Development of Early Architectures
Architecture Families at Hewlett-Packard
The Development of PA-RISC
Beyond Speed and onto Capabilities
Moore's First Law and its Impact
Moore's Second Law and How the Itanium Architecture Suspends It
In Summary
Planning the Revolution: Developing the Itanium Processor Family
The Itanium Processor Family: Built on Two Impressive Legacies
The Progress of Technology at Hewlett-Packard
At the Start: The Wide Word Project
Itanium as a New Processor Benchmark
The Business Drivers met by Itanium Processor Development
Envisioning the Utilization of Itanium's Power
In Summary
The Next Technology Paradigm: Computing as a Utility
Ideas Behind Three-tier Computing
Computing as a Utility
The Pendulum Swing of Distributed Computing Versus Centralized Computing
Today's Trend: Server Consolidation
The Growth of the Web
Breaking the IT Hardware Spiral
In Summary
The Itanium Adoption Curve
Adoption Curve-A Recognized Phenomenon
Early Adopters and the Early Majority
High Performance Technical Computing
Importance of Itanium Floating Point Performance
Extending the Decimal
Reducing Rounding Error
Itanium Growth in Technical Computing
Itanium Will Quickly Spread into Technical Computing Environments
In Summary
How Itanium Architecture Upholds Moore's First Law While Suspending Moore's Second Law
Semiconductor Functions and Costs
Moore's First Law
Moore's Second Law
Manufacturing Ultimately Drives Moore's First Law
Fab Plant Sticker Shock
Suspending Moore's Second Law-The Battle Plan
In Summary
EPIC-The Appropriate Name for a Breakthrough in Processor Architecture
EPIC's Break From RISC
Untapped Parallelism in RISC
Squaring the Overhead in RISC
Explicit Parallelism
The Register Model
Itanium Processor Register Set Model
Floating Point Architecture
In Summary
Key Architectural Changes in EPIC
Memory Management in EPIC
Memory Hierarchy Control
Predication
Data Speculation
Software Pipelining
In Summary
Total Cost of Ownership Under Itanium
TCO Methodology
ROI Predictors
The Four Main TCO Solutions
HP's Solution Framework for TCO Management
In Summary
The Transition Process
Navigating the Path to Itanium
Conclusions Resulting from the Transition Process
In Summary
The Itanium/HP-UX Transition
The HP-UX Operating System and PA-RISC Architecture
HP-UX Customer Investment Protection
HP-UX 11i on the Itanium Architecture
HP-UX 11i Performance and Scalability
HP-UX 11i Manageability
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