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Tap into the power of Windows 8 Maximize the versatile features of Windows 8 on all your devices with help from this hands-on guide. Discover how to customize settings, use the new Start screen and Charms bar, work with gestures on a touchscreen PC, organize and sync data in the cloud, and set up a network. How to Do Everything Windows 8 covers email, video conferencing, web access, peripheral devices, security, and troubleshooting. Youll also get tips for using the entertainment apps to enjoy music, video, photos, games, and much more. Customize Windows 8, group tiles on the Start screen, pin icons to the taskbar, and change settings Manage and back up your files and sync them to the cloud Share files with a Windows 8 Homegroup Surf the web with both versions of Internet Explorer 10, use tabs, organize favorites, and protect your privacy online Print, scan, and fax with Windows 8 Communicate via built-in apps-Mail and Messaging-and add Skype Connect to social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, using the People app Enjoy the Music and Video apps and the Xbox Music free streaming service and video store View, manage, and share photos with the new Photos app-including your Facebook, Flickr, and SkyDrive photos Use all the built-in Windows 8 apps and get more from the Windows Store Keep Windows 8 running smoothly and securely Troubleshoot problems and reset or recover your PC.
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About the Authors
Mary Branscombe has been a technology writer for over 20 years, writing for numerous websites, magazines, and daily newspapers like the Financial Times. Shes fascinated by the how, the what, and the why of technologyhow and why it works (and why it works that way), why anyone would use it, and what it does for you. You can currently find her work on TechRadar and ZDNet, where she co-writes the 500 words into the future blog with her writing partner, Simon Bisson. Together, they are the authors of Windows 8: What Your Business Needs to Know. With a smartphone in one hand and a Windows tablet in the other, Mary is rarely away from computers entirely, but when shes not working, you can find her on a road trip, with her nose in a book, or knitting something complicated.
Simon Bisson is an IT journalist and technology strategy consultant. He has written for many publications, from the Financial Times to ZDNet. In a varied career outside journalism, Simon has worked on tools to help design electromagnetic launchers and other exotic weapons, helped build the worlds first solid-state high-power HF transmitter, was CTO of one of the U.K.s first national ISPs, and consulted on the development of some of the most recognizable websites. Outside work, Simon walks, travels, takes photographs, and reads a lot. He occasionally reviews science fiction and has had some of his own fiction published. He regularly confuses the TSA by presenting them with a passport from the original Jersey.
Eric Butow is the owner of Butow Communications Group (BCG) in Jackson, California, which offers online marketing ROI improvement services for businesses. He has written 21 books, most recently How to Succeed in Business, Second Edition and My Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. Eric also developed and taught networking, computing, and usability courses for Ed2Go, Virtual Training Company, California State UniversitySacramento, and Udemy.
When hes not working in (and on) his business or writing books, you can find Eric enjoying time with friends, walking around the historic Gold Rush town of Jackson, and helping his parents manage their infant and toddler daycare business.
About the Technical Editors
Iain Thomson has been a technology writer for most of the past two decades, making Windows 8 the seventh Microsoft operating system launch hes covered. British-born, Iain has had spells working on PC Magazine and V3.co.uk, set up IT Pro, and currently covers Microsoft (amongst other topics) at The Register. He currently resides in Berkeley with his wife and their small nervous black cat, who is paradoxically called Boo.
As the founder and editor of www.Windows8update.com, Onuora Amobi is a leading authority on Microsofts newest operating system, Windows 8. A former Microsoft MVP for the Windows Desktop, Onuora has more than 16 years of enterprise IT, management consulting, and online marketing experience. He is currently a leading expert and consultant in the areas of strategic analysis and ROI evaluations for organizations looking to move to Windows 8.
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Its been a pleasure working with Megg Morin and Stephanie Evans at McGraw-Hill and the rest of the editing and production team, who displayed grace under pressure; and we never miss an opportunity to work with Iain Thomson.
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