Windows Vistaâ„¢ Folder Navigation

1.Getting around your PC – Folders look visually different, but with more choices navigation is even easier. Using the Navigation pane you can visually see the folder hierarchy and quickly find your destination.
2.Address bar – The arrows on the Address Bar open a fly-out to specific folders on your PC or network.
3.Classic Menus – If need you can return to the classic views just hit the ALT key. However, stay with the Windows Vista default configuration for better productivity.

Tags: choices, default_configuration, destination_2, folders, folder_hierarchy, menus, navigation_pane, productivity, windows vista

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