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Pre-beta Windows 7 addresses many Vista complaints -- and introduces a slew of changes

By: Yardena Arar and Harry McCracken, PC World

5. Libraries aggregates like content in different locations

Windows 7 introduces Libraries, which are virtual folders that provide easy access to related content, regardless of its location on your PC or even on your network. While the operating system will ship with several preset Libraries (Documents, Music, Photos and Video) based on file type, you can create additional Libraries based on criteria you set, such as music genre or photos created on a specific date.