I have just found this site - it is really quite good and will only get better. Simple go to http://windowsbeta.microsoft.com/vista/setup.aspx, tell it which version of Vista you are running (most likely 5384 - Beta 2) and then home button.  On the left hand side a list of categories will pop up, but there is a HUGE amount to choose from.

As an example, when I clicked security, this is the list:

Security

Internet Options

Determine the privacy level you are using within the current security zone

User Account Control

When prompted, give permission for a program to continue

Windows Defender

Scan your computer using Windows Defender

View items quarantined by Windows Defender

Run Software Explorer to view all software running on your computer

Windows Firewall

Confirm that Windows Firewall is active and running

Check to see if Wireless Portable Devices are unblocked by Windows Firewall

the list of categories is long:

(Recently Added)

Application Compatibility

Communications & Networking

Ease of Access

Entertainment

Experience

Help and Support

Internet Explorer

Office 2007

Photos & Video

Search and Organize

Security

System Administration

Tablet/Mobile PC

Windows Media Center

Windows Sidebar

 

The "Recently Added" list only has the following items:

Office 2003 Install Office 2003 on Windows Vista       Office 2003 Excel Create a new Excel spreadsheet Edit the Excel spreadsheet Print the Excel spreadsheet Save the Excel spreadsheet Save the Excel spreadsheet as XML Recalc the Excel spreadsheet       Office 2003 Outlook Create a new email Add an attachment to the email Print the email Schedule an appointment with someone Open an email attachment Add a POP3 account       Office 2003 Powerpoint Create a new PowerPoint presentation Edit the PowerPoint presentation Print the PowerPoint presentation as a handout Save the PowerPoint presentation Save the PowerPoint presentation as a web page       Office 2003 Word Create a new Word document Edit the Word document Print the Word document Save the Word document Save the Word document as a Single File Web Page

Communications & Networking       Networking Computer and Devices - Browse shares on computers found in the Network       Windows Fax and Scan Find the Windows Vista Scan application Scan document from scanner Send scanned documents as an attachment to email Send scanned documents as part of a fax message

Experience       First Experience Upgrade from Windows XP to Windows Vista

Office 2007 Install Office 2007 on Windows Vista       Excel Create a new Excel spreadsheet Edit the Excel spreadsheet Recalc the Excel spreadsheet Print an Excel spreadsheet Save the Excel spreadsheet Save the Excel spreadsheet as XML       Outlook Add a POP3 account Add an attachment to an email message Create a new email message Open an email attachment Print an email message Schedule an appointment with someone Send an email message       PowerPoint Create a new Powerpoint Presentation Edit the Powerpoint presentation Print the Powerpoint presentation as a handout Save the Powerpoint presentation Save the Powerpoint presentation as a web page       Word Create a new Word document Edit the Word document Print the Word document Save the Word document Save the Word document as a Single File Web Page

Security       Internet Options Determine the privacy level you are using within the current security zone       User Account Control When prompted, give permission for a program to continue       Windows Defender Scan your computer using Windows Defender View items quarantined by Windows Defender Run Software Explorer to view all software running on your computer       Windows Firewall Confirm that Windows Firewall is active and running Check to see if Wireless Portable Devices are unblocked by Windows Firewall

System Administration       Windows Update Accept the EULA when installing updates Allow Automatic Updates (AU) to do a scheduled install Allow Automatic Updates (AU) to do a scheduled install while hibernate/sleep Check for new updates Check if the machine is secure Configure Automatic Updates (AU) Settings Configure Automatic Updates (AU) Settings from Out-of-Box-Experience (OOBE) Hide/Restore Updates Install Drivers from the Welcome Center Install Drivers from Windows Update Install updates at Shutdown Install updates from Automatic Updates (AU) notification Install updates interactively Launch the Windows Update Application (WUApp) via the Windows Update website Opt in/opt out of Microsoft Updates (MU) Set Automatic Updates (AU) to include/not include recommended updates View update details View update installation history

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