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 As more and more people migrate to Windows 7, they are finding that Windows 7 is a stripped-down version of Windows. Now don't panic at that statement. It's not necessarily bad. Microsoft has eliminated much of the fluff that made Vista run more slowly. They have also eliminated many of the extra programs that made Windows Vista so large. That means that with Windows 7 you don't have to have a lot programs you don't want on your computer.
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By now you've heard of the Sony e-book reader and the Amazon Kindle, but even if you don't have an e-book reader, you can still access free books on your computer or possibly even on your cell phone. Here's a place to get millions of free books.
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One of the best things about Microsoft's newer operating systems is how easy it is to find the programs you want to use. If you have Vista or Windows 7, there is a very, very easy way to find any program or file on your computer. Here's how.
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 You should never use two antivirus programs at the same time. But when your subscription runs out, you don't have to pay to renew it. You can switch to a free antivirus program. Just be sure to follow these instructions on how to uninstall the old program and install a new one.
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 The bad guys are still out there circulating viruses and spyware. So you still have to be on alert. And this is something that you have to think about whether you stick with your old operating system or migrate to Windows 7.
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