Vista Flip 3D

The article was added by Edwin Komarovski at 03/22/2008.

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With Flip 3D you can quickly preview all your open programs, files, folders, Web sites, photos, and more, by using an awesome new three-dimensional look and feel.

To use Flip 3D, follow these steps:

Open several windows. Consider opening the following: a Microsoft Office Word 2007 document, a photo, Internet Explorer 7, and a couple of folders.
Hold down the Windows logo key, and press the Tab key once to open Flip 3D.
While still holding down the Windows logo key, press the Tab key again to move to the next open window. Repeat this step to see all open windows.
To bring any selected window to the forefront, release the Tab key and the Windows logo key. The graphic shows Flip 3D.
Flip 3D offers a visual three-dimensional view of your open applications.

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