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If you've bought a PC with Microsoft Windows Vista preinstalled, chances are it isn't the all-singing, all-dancing Ultimate version. However, it's possible to get Ultimate's power from Vista Basic using third-party downloads. The Aero interface is the first thing most people associate with Vista, but if you have an underpowered PC or are running Basic it's missing. You can, however, add back some of the visual glamour by installing TopDesk. As well as bringing Flip Windows Tab task switching through an open windows feature, you get extra window views not available in Vista, such as a Mac-like Exposé overview of all open windows. The window rendering isn't as sharp as Flip 3D, but it's speedy and brings a touch of Aero to you on the cheap. By Davey Winder
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