Special Edition Using Windows 98

Designed for detail-oriented intermediate and advanced Windows users, this text provides a myriad of setup, customization, networking and troubleshooting tips.

Providing readers with the most comprehensive, relevant and understandable reference to Windows 98, this book features a two-color interior, a new, more effective design, handy task-reference tear cards, a wealth of productivity-boosting tips, notes and cautions, and valuable software on the CD-ROM.

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For intermediate to advanced users, offers a storehouse of information for optimizing Windows 98 in a large home or small office. In addition to basic Windows topics (working with files and applications, configuring and customizing, the registry, and Windows accessories), covers special features for notebook users, Web browsing and downloading, Internet security, creating Web pages with FrontPage Express, setting up a simple network, remote access, and Microsoft Fax. The CD-ROM includes resources and utilities. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Ed Bott is a best-selling author and award winning computer journalist with more than 12 year's experience in the personal computer industry. As a senior contributing editor of PC Computing, he writes extensively on Microsoft applications and operating systems. He is a two-time winner of the Computer Press Award and a co-winner of the prestigious Jesse H. Neal Award, sometimes referred to as “ the Pulitzer Prize of the business press, ” in back-to-back years for his work on PC Computing's “ Windows SuperGuide.” His most recent best-seller is the smash hit Special Edition Using Microsoft Office 2000.