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How To Set Up a Windows 7 Network

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When Senior Editor Robert Strohmeyer held his Windows 7 launch party, his guests got tips on how to set up a Windows 7 network, how to share files--and cake! Robert was inspired by Microsoft's campaign to hold the party. Check out this Redmond-inspired video on how to host and plan your own Windows 7 launch party, but be sure to check out some of the parody videos elsewhere on the page.

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