Paul Thurrott: While you could always shell out $60 for a Windows book that teaches you everything from how to use a mouse to the vagaries and history of TCP/IP networking, I think there’s a better way. You’re already a Windows user, so we can make certain assumptions about your needs and wants. And when it comes to the next version of Windows, what you want to know–what you need to know–is what’s changed, what’s different. And that’s why I’m starting this Feature Focus series: To focus on the new features in Windows 7, Microsoft’s next client operating system.

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