"With Longhorn at least a year away, Windows XP may be the Windows we use longer than any before. Previous versions have appeared every one to three years; Win XP has already been around for two and a half years, and though it's a huge improvement in many ways (when's the last time you saw a blue screen?), Windows still has a ways to go. Y In addition to our ever-expanding library of tips (available online at www.pcmag.com/tips), we present here a bunch of new tricks for this aging OS. They can make Windows look and act the way you want—within reason—and keep you safe, too, whether you're a desktop user or a mobile user, whether you use several systems or several people use yours. And although Web browsing and e-mail aren't OS functions, Internet Explorer and Outlook Express are bundled with Windows XP, so we've rounded out our story with ways to make those apps better, safer, and more efficient."
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PCMag
Apr 22, 2004, 04:32 PM
