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Opinion: CyberNotes: Vista Terms Defined 
CyberNet Classics | by Ashley | Wed, Dec 31
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UAC, ReadyBoost, and SuperFetch are only three of many new terms and features introduced with Vista. We’ll cover more of these terms in the future, and hopefully this will help you get the most out of your operating system.
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