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thanh tác vụ ("Taskbar Vista" ngay lập tức sau) xuất hiện dọc theo phía dưới của màn hình, một hình ảnh nền (hoặc màu) lấp đầy phần còn lại của màn hình (xem "Cá nhân" trước đó trong phần này)Để phù hợp với thiết kế mở và rộng rãi Vista Aero Glass (xem "Giao diện Aero Glass" | 82 Part 3 Networking Connect to a Network Types of connections to such private networks include the more traditional Ethernet connection with its network adapters and cabling along with the newer and ever increasingly popular wireless connection commonly referred to as WiFi with its wireless network adapters and access points also known as hotspots . Fortunately during installation Vista is super at detecting existing private networks and often requires little or no additional network setup. The topics covered in this part of the book pinpoint the networking features in Vista and how you use them to create networking connections as well as how to maintain them. If your computer running the Vista operating system connects to your network via a dialup VPN virtual private network or wireless connection you can click the Connect To item on the Start menu either to disconnect from a current connection or to make a new connection. When you click Start Connect To Vista opens a Connect to a Network dialog box similar to the one shown in Figure 3-1. By default Vista shows all the networks to which your computer is or can be connected. To limit this listing to just those wireless networks that are in range click the Wireless option on the Show drop-down list. To limit the network connection listing to just those dialup or VPN networks to which you can connect click the Dial-up and VPN item on the Show drop-down list. Figure 3-1 To connect to a listed network click its name and then click the Connect button. If the network requires you to supply a key Vista then prompts you to enter Manage Network Connections 83 your network security key in the Connect to a Network dialog box assuming that your wireless connection requires some type of authentication click the Show Characters check box to have the characters you type displayed in the Encryption text box. After you successfully enter your security key click the Connect button to have Vista use the key in establishing the .