Training Books for UPGRADERS?

[Domenick]

Can anyone recommend a good book(s) for someone (me) who is upgrading from
Windows XP Pro to Windows Vista Ultimate and Home Premium? I don't need to
re-learn how to use Windows, I'm just looking for a good, thorough overview
on what is DIFFERENT and what is NEW. I'm especially interested in FINDING
all of the familair elements (i.e. Add/Remove Programs) that have been MOVED
or RENAMED under Vista.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Malke]

Can anyone recommend a good book(s) for someone (me) who is upgrading from
Windows XP Pro to Windows Vista Ultimate and Home Premium? I don't need to
re-learn how to use Windows, I'm just looking for a good, thorough overview
on what is DIFFERENT and what is NEW. I'm especially interested in FINDING
all of the familair elements (i.e. Add/Remove Programs) that have been MOVED
or RENAMED under Vista.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I like the "Missing Manual" by David Pogue (O'Reilly). It comes in two
flavors - the regular one and a shorter version called "For Starters". I
don't know if you'll find it too simplistic. A quick look at the book in
the bookstore will tell you.

A book aimed more at the intermediate crowd that I'm currently reading
for review is O'Reilly's "Windows Vista Annoyances".


Malke

 

[Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]]

Windows Vista Inside Out - Ed Bott
http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Vista-Inside-Out-Bott/dp/0735622701

 

[Manuel Nonaca]

Since you already have a working knowledge of Windows functionality try
"Windows Vista Secrets" - Livingston and Thurrott (reader level Intermediate
to Advanced). Amazon has a great deal where you can get this book and
"Windows Vista Inside Out" for $59.38 and free shipping!

http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Vista-Secrets-Brian-Livingston/dp/0764577042

 

[Charlie42]

Can anyone recommend a good book(s) for someone (me) who is upgrading from
Windows XP Pro to Windows Vista Ultimate and Home Premium? I don't need to
re-learn how to use Windows, I'm just looking for a good, thorough
overview
on what is DIFFERENT and what is NEW. I'm especially interested in FINDING
all of the familair elements (i.e. Add/Remove Programs) that have been
MOVED
or RENAMED under Vista.

Preston Gralla: Windows Vista In A Nutshell (O'Reilly).

This book is a nice desktop reference, it covers both the basics and more
advanced features, such as networking, security and Vista's various CLI
tools.

Charlie42