CONTENTS

1. Architecture of Windows NT
2. AutoPlay
3. Bill Gates
4. BitLocker Drive Encryption
5. Calibri
6. Cambria
7. Candara
8. Chess Titans
9. ClearType
10. Consolas
11. Constantia
12. Control Panel
13. Corbel
14. Criticism of Windows Vista
15. Dashboard
16. Desktop Window Manager
17. Development of Windows Vista
18. Digital locker
19. Digital rights management
20. Extensible Application Markup Language
21. Features new to Windows Vista
22. Graphical user interface
23. Group Shot
24. ImageX
25. INI file
26. Internet Explorer
27. Internet Information Services
28. Kernel Transaction Manager
29. List of Microsoft software codenames
30. List of Microsoft Windows components
31. List of WPF applications
32. Luna
33. Mahjong Titans
34. Meiryo
35. Microsoft Assistance Markup Language
36. Microsoft Expression Blend
37. Microsoft Expression Design
38. Microsoft Gadgets
39. Microsoft Software Assurance
40. Microsoft Virtual PC
41. Microsoft Visual Studio
42. Microsoft Windows
43. Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX
44. MS-DOS
45. MSN
46. MUI
47. Object manager
48. Operating system
49. Original Equipment Manufacturer
50. Outlook Express
51. Peer Name Resolution Protocol
52. Protected Video Path
53. Purble Place
54. ReadyBoost
55. Recovery Console
56. Remote Desktop Protocol
57. Security and safety features of Windows Vista
58. Segoe UI
59. User Account Control
60. WIM image format
61. Windows Aero
62. Windows Anytime Upgrade
63. Windows Calendar
64. Windows CE
65. Windows Communication Foundation
66. Windows Disk Defragmenter
67. Windows DreamScene
68. Windows DVD Maker
69. Windows Explorer
70. Windows Fax and Scan
71. Windows Forms
72. Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs
73. Windows Hardware Engineering Conference
74. Windows Live
75. Windows Live Gallery
76. Windows Live Mail Desktop
77. Windows Mail
78. Windows Media Center
79. Windows Media Player
80. Windows Meeting Space
81. Windows Mobile
82. Windows Movie Maker
83. Windows Photo Gallery
84. Windows Presentation Foundation
85. Windows Registry
86. Windows Rights Management Services
87. Windows Security Center
88. Windows Server Longhorn
89. Windows Server System
90. Windows SharePoint Services
91. Windows Shell
92. Windows Sidebar
93. Windows SideShow
94. Windows System Assessment Tool
95. Windows System Recovery
96. Windows Update
97. Windows Vienna
98. Windows Vista
99. Windows Vista editions and pricing
100. Windows Vista Startup Process
101. Windows Workflow Foundation
102. Windows XP
103. Windows XP Media Center Edition
104. XML Paper Specification
105. Yahoo Widget Engine

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Corbel (typeface)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Typeface	Corbel
Category	Sans-serif
Designer(s)	Jeremy Tankard
Foundry	Microsoft

Corbel is part of the new suite of fonts that come with Microsoft Windows Vista. It is a sans-serif font.

Among six Windows Vista fonts, Corbel is the most similar to Verdana.

Corbel was designed by Jeremy Tankard.

External links

• Van Wagener, Anne (March 4, 2005). The Next Big Thing in Online Type. Poynter Online. Retrieved on 2006-06-05.

• http://www.microsoft.com/resources/design/ClearType.html

 

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Categories: Sans-serif typefaces | Windows Vista typefaces | Typography stubs

 

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