Windows 7 Coverage

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Windows 7 Beta, Microsoft's thank-you gift for putting up with Vista, has been out two weeks and we're covering every exciting inch of it. Here's how to catch up, or get the beta for yourself:
To automatically read the most recent Windows 7 posts, hit this tag (and bookmark it).
Windows 7 Beta Installation Advice(Note: The beta is free for anyone to download until Saturday, January 24, so hurry!)• How to Download and Install Windows 7 Beta• How To Install Win 7 on Macs with Boot Camp• Understanding the Windows 7 Beta Agreement Fine Print
Windows 7 Feature Analysis:• Why the Windows 7 Taskbar Beats the Mac OS X Dock• Why It's Smart To Go 64-Bit With Windows 7• Windows 7 Runs Better Than Vista On Netbooks• Why Windows 7 Will Beat Vista Overall
Windows 7 Beta Tips• Device Stage Gadget Interface Is Gorgeous (When Supported!)• Libraries Replace the Antiquated Virtual Folders Feature• Now You Can Choose Which Folders to Back Up and Create System Images• Fix That MSI Installer Bug And Get Apps Running Again• Windows Home Server Almost 100% Compatible Already• Gadgets Integrated to Desktop (But Still Buggy in Beta)• New WordPad Opens Word 2007 XML Docs• Careful: Windows 7 Beta Sleep/Hibernate Is Still Buggy• Windows 7 Taskbar UI Tips• Inside the Amazing Problem Steps Recorder
Funny—and Not So Funny—Windows 7 Experiences• The First Windows 7 Blue Screen of Death• 131 BSODs We'd Rather See• 25 Features You Definitely Won't See in Windows 7

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