Windows XP: The Complete Reference - Softcover

Levine, John R.; Regas, Rima; Barrows, Alison; Levine, John; Levine Young, Margaret

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0072192976 ISBN 13: 9780072192971

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2001

Synopsis

A definitive reference to the latest edition of the world's most popular operating system for computer users of all levels discusses the many powerful new features of Windows XP, both home and professional versions, including full details on installation, file management, Internet capabilities, networking, security, graphics, and more. Original. (All Users)

About this title

From the Back Cover:

The Most Up-To-Date Guide on Windows XP Available

Get the most out of Windows XP--the most exciting upgrade to today's most popular operating system--with help from this comprehensive resource. You'll get complete details on everything from installation and configuration to performance tuning and networking with Windows XP. Learn to take full advantage of all the latest enhancements--including improved support for scanners, digital cameras, and audio devices--as well as new features that make mobile computing easier and more stable. You'll also discover how to safely shop and browse on the Internet using the advanced security and privacy features included in Windows XP. Covering both versions--Professional and Home Edition--this clearly written, thorough guide is a must-have for every Windows user.

• Install or upgrade to Windows XP easily using the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard
• Get details on all the new features--for both Professional and Home editions of Windows XP
• Set up your desktop, configure your mouse and keyboard, and add or remove hardware
• Connect to the Internet with dial-up, DSL, and cable Internet accounts, and share your connection with other computers
• Protect your computer using the built-in firewall
• Work with text, numbers, pictures, sound, and video with Windows Media Player 8
• Network with Windows XP--including designing a Windows-based LAN
• Learn tuning techniques to maximize performance

About the Author:

John Levine (Trumansburg, NY) is an internationally acclaimed Internet authority, author, and the host of his own radio show. He’s the author of two dozen books ranging from Linkers and Loaders (O’Reilly) to The Internet for Dummies(Hungry Minds). He also runs online newsgroups and mailing lists, hosts a hundred Web sites, and consults on programming languages and Internet topics.

About this edition

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
• Publication date: 2001
• ISBN 10: 0072192976
• ISBN 13: 9780072192971
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 1008