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WINDOWS ® 7

QuickSteps

MARTY MATTHEWS

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Carole and Michael

I am exceptionally lucky to have Carole as my

partner and wife for more than 37 years and to

have Michael as my son for 23 of those years.

Thank you both. I love you!

About the Author

Marty Matthews has used computers for more than 40 years, from some of

the early mainframe computers to recent personal computers. He has done

this as a programmer, systems analyst, manager, vice president, and president

of a software ﬁ rm. As a result, he has ﬁ rsthand knowledge of not only how to

program and use a computer, but also how to make the best use of all that can

be done with a computer.

Twenty-nine years ago, Marty wrote his ﬁ rst computer book on how to buy

minicomputers. Twenty-ﬁ ve years ago, Marty and his wife Carole began

writing books as a major part of their occupation. In the intervening years, they

have written more than 70 books, including ones on desktop publishing, Web

publishing, Microsoft Ofﬁ ce, and Microsoft operating systems—from MS-DOS

through Windows 7. Recent books published by McGraw-Hill include Windows

Vista QuickSteps, Windows Server 2008: A Beginner’s Guide , and Microsoft Ofﬁ ce

2007 QuickSteps .

Marty and Carole live on an island in Puget Sound, where, on the rare

moments when they can look up from their computers, they look west across

seven miles of water and the main shipping channel to the snow-capped

Olympic Mountains.

About the Technical Editor

John Cronan has more than 30 years of computer experience and has been

writing and editing computer-related books for 17 years. His recent books

include eBay QuickSteps Second Edition, Dynamic Web Programming: A Beginner’s

Guide, Microsoft Ofﬁ ce Excel 2010 QuickSteps , and Microsoft Ofﬁ ce Access 2010

QuickSteps . John and Faye (and cat Little Buddy) reside in Everett, WA.

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