Abcs Of Windows 98

Aimed at users familiar with computers but not with Windows 9X, this book is part of the successful "ABCs" series, which has been providing "next-door neighbor help" to users for more than a decade. Here is a straightforward, task-oriented guide to the most practical aspects of Windows 9X, including taking advantage of shortcuts and mouse button tricks, working with folders, and adding and removing hardware and software.

Learn What You Need To Know To Start Using Windows 98-Today. The Abcs Of Windows 98 Is The Beginner S Best Introduction To The Latest Release Of Microsoft S Popular Operating System. Designed To Get You Up To Speed Quickly And Painlessly, This Book Will Remain A Handy Reference For Years. Tap Into The Power Of The Newest Version Of Windows. Inside This Book, You Ll Find Easy-To-Understand Coverage Of Many Windows Features That Will Make A Difference In The Way You Use Your Pc: Activating The Desktop Using Files And Folders Creating Shortcuts And Simplifying Tasks Switching Desktop Views Changing Windows Settings Installing New Hardware Connecting To The Internet And Browsing The Web Subscribing To News And Entertainment Channels And Much More!

This is a new title in a series for beginners who want a gentle, step-by-step introduction to software and hardware basics. Traditional exercises and numerous examples help reinforce fundamental concepts

With more than 1,000 pages of comprehensive information on Windows 98 SE, IE 5 and essential PC coverage, this is the best value in computer books.

The Advantage series is a collection of tools designed to teach beyond the basics. Simply Windows 98 covers the latest on the Windows 98 operating system by Microsoft. Each lab in this series is built upon an efficient learning model that provides students and faculty with complete coverage of the most powerful software packages available.

Are you feeling lost in Cyberspace? Do you know the difference between the Net and the Web? Don't panic Internet for Beginners cuts through the technobabble surrounding the Internet and introduces it clearly and concisely. The book tells you exactly how to get connected to the Net, describes the hardware and software you will need, and helps you select a service provider. Once you are on-line, it shows you how to send e-mail, read the news, download files from around the world, and explore the World Wide Web.

The new features in Windows 98 are geared towards enhancing system performance, enabling new hardware technologies and entertainment platforms, and improving integration with the Web. These pages focus on the core topics and tasks that average users need to know to use their operating system productively.

The "No experience required" series structures learning through a tutorial-style approach, with practical real-world information. This title is a straightforward, skills-based guide to Windows 98, including the new Active Desktop; ExplorerView; updates to networking, e-mail and faxing; and multimedia add-ons.