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Alan Simpson's Microsoft's Windows Millennium Edition Bible

Name: Alan Simpson's Microsoft's Windows Millennium Edition Bible
Author: Alan Simpson
ISBN: 9780764534898

by Alan Simpson, Brian Underdahl

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Overview

If Windows Me can do it, you can do it too In this all-in-one guide, bestselling author Alan Simpson walks you through the new Microsoft operating system and shows you step-by-step how to make the most of it. From file and menu basics to all the hot new multimedia and networking features, this comprehensive reference will make you a Windows Me power user in no time. Inside, find everything you need to know to:
*Install and configure Windows Me
*Print, fax, and e-mail like a pro
*Share a single Internet connection with everyone on your home network
*Access all your applications with Internet Explorer 5.5
*Manipulate graphics, sound, and movie files with MediaPad
*Take advantage of Media Player 7
*Set up your own Hollywood-like studio with Movie Maker
*Tune in to Windows radioSpecial coverage of hot new features!
*Personalize Windows Me with My Network Places, My Music, and My Pictures
*Go Hollywood with an all-new chapter on Windows Movie Maker
*Get the newest information about Internet games and other online services

Synopsis

From multimedia management to intuitive system maintenance tools, Windows Millennium Edition is packed with exciting new features that will have you raring to get your hands on this definitive guide. Writing in his distinctive conversational style, bestselling author Alan Simpson shows you how to tweak and tailor ME to suit your specific needs—and make the most of all the new tools and enhancements.

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Detailed, across-the-board coverage of Windows Me for new and experienced users alike. The book's highlights include especially comprehensive Internet coverage (Web, email, newsgroups, chat, Internet games, even a 30-page chapter on NetMeeting web-based conferencing). Look for solid chapters on Windows Movie Maker, mobile computing, the Windows Me registry, even using multiple monitors at the same time to create super-sized Windows desktops.