Windows 7 from personal experience has been quite the operating system to work with. Microsoft has taken things to a whole new level by reducing complexities and heightening efficiency and speed. The icons are placed in wide boxes along the menu tab down below, eliminating multiple open folders and windows from accumulating, with a special pile on feature. When you move over the icon it sprouts up a list of windows that have been opened in a single tab, which you can access easily and close conveniently. The interface is neat, barring a crowded desktop with randomly placed icons. It can leave you quite perplexed otherwise. Microsoft knows how to keep things simple, yet evolving in style nonetheless.
Shortcuts make it easy for those who need to quicken their pace when accessing files and opening folders and other areas of the computer that they need to get into. Especially those who have to do technical computing work like programmers, have to be able to slide through keys without having to switch between the keyboard and touch pad/mouse. While many of these shortcuts may already seem familiar, the others make it quite easy to use and helps one maneuver when online or while working on something.
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