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Denniston (Intel Corporation) presents a guide to building a small network using the Windows operating system and Ethernet that attempts to avoid the complexities of many of the features of the technologies that are not necessary for the setting up of a small network. He moves through the material paralleling the steps necessary for setting up, installing, and managing the network. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Ken Denniston makes network products easy to use. In his nine years at Intel Corporation, he has written product documentation, designed user interfaces, and conducted usability studies for networking products, including print servers and other network products for small-business. He currently designs software and product documentation for wired and wireless network adapters.
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