Windows 2000 Secrets is the ultimate resource guide for accessing hidden techniques and undocumented features within Windows 2000.
With over 800 pages, plus a bonus CD-ROM on how to boost productivity within this revolutionary new operating system, Windows 2000 Secrets provides eye-opening step-by-step procedures, insider advice, and time saving to help the advanced user address the following topics. . .
- Dual-boot systems
- Plug-and-play
- Power management features
- Internet connectivity
- Advanced control panel techniques
- Security and performance management with MMC sanp-ins
- Connecting to a Windows, UNIX, or Novell network
About the Authors Brian Livingston is a contributing editor to InfoWorld and coauthor of the bestselling Windows® Secrets® series, which has more than 1.3 million copies in print in more than 30 languages. Bruce Brown is the creator of BugNet and the author of numerous books. Bruce Kratofil is the president of BJK Research and a senior editor of BugNet. He was also a contributor to the "Windows 95 Bug Collection."