Tor Browser Using and Testing it for the first time

Now you have successfully downloaded and installed the Tor Browser Bundle. LINK 

You are no doubt anxious to begin using it.
First, click on the "start" menu icon, the icon in the lower left of your screen with the windows logo.

On the top right will be a listing that says "You","Documents", "Pictures", "Music"... "You" of course will be replaced by your user name. Click on "You", the top most link.

This will open up your main user folder.
Now, locate the folder called "Downloads" and double click on it.
Next, inside the "Downloads" folder, double click on the folder called "Tor Browser".
Lastly, double click on the application: "Start Tor Browser" When you do, you will see the Vidalia Control Panel appear, and you will observe as you connect to the TOR network. When this is complete, your web browser will open up and will automatically connect to the web address: check.torproject.org This is to confirm that you are in fact using TOR.
If you have followed this guide correctly, then you will see the following green text, or something similar:
"Congratulations. Your browser is configured to use Tor."
Now you can use this web browser the same as any other. You can go to any website you wish, and neither your ISP or anyone else will be able to see where you are going, or what you are doing.
However, there are still issues that need to be resolved, so don't begin browsing just yet.

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******* IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE *******
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If you fill out a form containing your email address, your name, or any other sensitive information while using the TOR browser, be aware that sometimes it is possible for an observer to see that information.
When using TOR, use it to access websites and content that you are *not* connected to via your real identity or any username or nick name which links to your real identity.
Let TOR be for anonymous browsing solely.
Do your online banking, or any other activities involving your real identity using your normal web browser.
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