Windows XP Home Edition: The Missing Manual
4th Printing Changes
November 17, 2002

Chapter 3
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The text used to read:

On the day it's born, every Windows XP desktop window has a standard toolbar across the top (see Figure 3-12). 
 
It now reads:
 
On the day it's born, every Windows XP desktop window has a standard toolbar across the top (see Figure 3-9). 
 
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Chapter 8
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The text used to read:
 
If your PC has a drive that's capable of playing DVDs, you're in for a treat. Media Player can play rented or 
purchased Hollywood movies on DVD as though it was born to do so-a new feature in Windows XP. 

 
It now reads:
 
If your PC has a drive that's capable of playing DVDs, you're in for a treat. Media Player can play Hollywood 
movies on DVD without batting an eye-a new feature in Windows XP. (Technically, it requires the help of an MPEG 
decoder, a piece of hardware or software that's generally provided with every DVD-capable PC.)

 
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