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The Flip3D feature in Windows Vista uses Aero technology and allows you to flip through different application screens.

Contents 1 Overview 2 System Requirements 3 Related How-To Geek Articles 4 See Also

Overview

Windows Flip 3D uses the dimension of visual depth to give you a more comprehensive view of your open windows. This can be helpful if you're multitasking and have multiple programs open. Activate the Flip 3D feature by using the keyboard shortcut Windows (start) Key+Tab.

System Requirements

Windows Vista Home Premium or above (Home Basic does not support this feature). A capable video card.

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Disable Flip 3D In Vista

See Also

List of Windows Components v
Features	Windows Aero - System Restore - Previous Versions - SuperFetch - User Account Control (UAC) - Offline Files - ReadyDrive - Instant Search - Windows Sidebar - Parental Controls - Speech Recognition - ClearType - DirectX 10 - ReadyBoost - BitLocker - Flip3D - Remote Desktop - Search Folders - Tablet PC - Windows SideShow
Services	Task Scheduler - Desktop Window Manager - Application Experience - Application Host Helper Service - Application Information - Application Layer Gateway Service - Application Management - Background Intelligent Transfer Service - Base Filtering Engine - Block Level Backup Engine Service - Certificate Propagation - COM+ Event System - Computer Browser - DHCPClient
Applications	Notepad - Windows Mail - Internet Explorer - Command Prompt (Cmd.exe) - Windows Calendar - Mobility Center - Task Manager - Photo Gallery - Windows Media Center - Windows Media Player - Wordpad - Windows Sidebar - Snipping Tool - Windows Contacts - Device Manager - Disk Defragmenter - Event Viewer - Fax and Scan - Windows Journal - Windows Meeting Space - Windows DVD Maker - Windows Easy Transfer
Security	User Account Control (UAC) - Windows Defender - Windows Firewall
Admin Tools	Control Panel - Device Manager - Microsoft Management Console (MMC)