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TweakGuides Tweaking Companion for Windows Vista

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At 248 pages, this guide to all things Windows Vista isn't something to be read cover to cover, but rather a reference source for anyone who interested in how to get the most out of it. If you want to understand a certain aspect of Windows Vista, then this is a good place to start.

By chris on 02 March 2007

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peconi
Nice find! Petar www.VistaJuice.com
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03/03/07 | 07:03
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ianmckinnon2
Tweak it almost tweaked my vista system into nonexistance. lost my desk top back ground when I tried to change the DPI from 96 to 105 as stated in customise your system in the June edition. It makes me wonder why Iam paying £3.99 for this information when it does not work ? Please ignore my ignorance if I have done something wrong
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01/06/07 | 12:32
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anandk
Yes its a great tweak guide !

However, people impulsively want to apply every tip they come across; not just with the intention of making their windows run better, but MORE so because it makes them feel good ! Gives them the satisfaction of having done something !

One should ONLY apply tweaks which the user feels, he MUST have !


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