The Whole Internet For Windows 95

Updated for Windows 95, this book describes the tools that Windows 95 Internet explorers use to get the most out of the Internet. The best source of information about the World Wide Web, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Netscape, the book provides thorough coverage of Windows 95 Internet features plus an understanding of how to get and use popular free software for the Internet. Includes a resource index covering important resources ranging from a virtual online university to travel tips.

If you want to know how to: * set up hardware and software to get on-line * explore the World Wide Web * send e-mail and read the news * dowload files from around the world...this book is for you! THIS BOOK IS ALSO SUITABLE FOR WINDOWS 95 USERS WITH INTERNET EXPLORER AS THE WEB BROWSER. requires no technical or in-depth computer knowledge 95% of coverage also applicable to users of Windows 95

In this complete revision of the recent bestseller, James takers readers step by step through Windows 95's embedded Internet protocols and guides them in choosing and using one of hundreds of service providers for a direct connection to the Internet. He then details the myriad offerings and opportunities available to the knowledgeable Net user.

Teaching the beginning user how to access and use Windows 95's powerful Internet access tools, this book includes new coverage of Internet Explorer 2.0 and accessing the Internet through Microsoft Network. Includes complete documnetaion for all the Internet tools included with Windows 95 and thrid party add-ons. The CD contains Microsoft's Internet Jump Start Kit.

Guide to the installation and operation of Windows 95 in order to access and use the Internet

With many clear illustrations, a simple step-by-step approach and basic layout, this book is a pleasant tutorial to use. Learn how to set up hardware and software to get on line. Communicate with the world!

Explains how to deal with everyday problems on the Internet such as unsolicited e-mail and security alerts, and tells how to take advantage of new services on the Web, like buying and selling goods, trading stock, and playing games. Others areas covered include downloading and installing files, creating Web pages, banking, and esoteric and emerging technologies. A 60-page resource catalog describes a wide range of sites, plus celebrities' favorite sites. There is also a section on commercial and financial resources. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Provides step-by-step examples for accessing the Internet through Windows 95 and discusses such topics as sending e-mail, downloading files, and using Internet Explorer 2.0, Archie, Netscape, Web Wizard, and UseNet