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Optimization and productivity are two distinct approaches to getting the most performance from Windows XP. Optimization involves cleaning the hard drive of old and unused files, getting rid of unneeded files that slow processing, and detecting memory hogs and taking actions to free resources. By contrast, productivity involves using little-known features of an OS and time-saving tips and tricks to make tasks easier to perform, as well as ways to secure data. Microsoft Windows XP Power Productivity teaches users how automate software installation, control startup and shutdown, customize Windows Explorer, add and remove operating system components, configure communications and network connections, and manage multiple users on a network.

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Jim Boyce has written and co-written over 40 computer books, many of which are for Windows power users. Jim has been a contributing editor for Windows Magazine and WinMag.com, and continues to write numerous articles for such publications as Tech Republic, PC Mag, and InfoWorld. Jim has been working with computers since the late 1970s.

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