Inside Windows 7's new desktop

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Booting up is much faster in Windows 7. Instead of being greeted by Vista's Welcome Center, users are taken to a Windows Live Messenger sign-in page.

 

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The Windows Start icon is smaller in this build, but functionally it is virtually the same as in Windows Vista.

 

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The Windows Security Center appears to be gone as well, incorporated into the maintenance section of the Control Panel.

 

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A fun new feature is Sticky Notes, which can be posted anywhere on the desktop or organized using a corkboard-like application.

 

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Also part of the maintenance section are more diagnostic graphs and charts displaying the well-being of your PC.

 

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Ribbons, a feature borrowed from Office 2007, appears throughout Windows 7. Even venerable applications like Paint now sport the Ribbon interface, as does WordPad.

 

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Another important UI change from Windows Vista is User Account Control. In Vista, you could have this protection on or off. In Windows 7, there's a slider control between "always notify" and "never notify," enabling users to find a personal setting that fits their needs.

 

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Windows 7 build 6801 includes the beta version of Internet Explorer 8.

 

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