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If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, you'll no doubt be used to the instant search facilities available from the Start Menu and in most other places. One of the most powerful and under used features of the new Windows desktop search is tags. Tags can be applied to your photographs and videos to let you find them much quicker. Want to find all the pictures of your family, add a family tag and then finding them is as simple as entering "family" into the search box on the Start Menu.

Tags aren't limited to Windows either. Both Firefox and Internet Explorer now allow you to tag your bookmarks. If you are working on a project for school or college, download a bookmarking tool like Diigo that lets you tag and organise your bookmarks and access them wherever you connect to the internet.

To learn more about tagging and searching through your data, see Windows Vista Tutorial 3 and Windows 7 Tutorial 15.

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