Bryan Pfaffenberger

Defines and illustrates current commands in the Red Hat, Caldera, SuSE, Debia, Mandrake, and Corel Linux distributions

Linux Command Instant Reference

As two Internet resources in one, this book includes a listing of URL addresses and reviews for over 600 Web sites. Categorized for quick access, Web site inclusion is based on ease of use, content, and quality overall user experience.

Webster's New World Pocket Internet Directory and Dictionary

Newsgroups cover a wide range of subjects and attract people throughout the world to exchanger opinions and engage in electronic debates. This book focuses on every aspect of USENET discussion groups - finding, subscribing and contributing - and explains how to avoid making netiquette blunders. It also explains how to navigate the newsgroups to find useful information. An encylopaedic section fully describes the focus, mission and character of nearly 800 useful newsgroups.

Finding, Using, and Surviving Newsgroups on the Internet

The USENET Book

This book assumes absolutely no previous experience with UNIX or Linux. It's written for any PC user who wishes to make the transition to a Linux-based workstation and Linux applications. This book is for users who want to get Linux installed and configured, and then get on with the tasks they currently accomplish with their Windows software: file maintenance, email, Web browsing, newsgroups, word processing, and spreadsheet use. Cover Title

Linux Clearly Explained

This edition examines HTML, XHTML - a set of extensions to HTML to make it more like XML - and cascading style sheets (CSS), which provide a simple way to add consistent formatting to HTML Web documents.

HTML, XHTML, and CSS Bible

Linux Command Instant Reference is the first Linux reference to be written from scratch with today's Linux systems in mind. You'll find all the essentials, plus full coverage of the powerful utilities that make using Linux a blast. You'll rip and burn CD-ROMs with cd paranoia and cdrecord, network Linux and Windows systems with Samba, generate world-class graphics with ImageMagick, and much more. Whether you're a Linux beginner or well-seasoned expert, you'll find that this book is the perfect companion to any Linux distribution. Shed light on every corner of Linux Commands:Managing Logins, Users, and Sessions,Keeping Your System Running Smoothly,Using the Bash Shell,Working with Multimedia,Ripping and Burning CD-ROMs,Installing New Software,Working with Graphics and Text,Connecting to the InternetConfiguring and Using NFS and Samba Networking

Linux Command - Instant Reference

Bill Daley

This introduction to computers is noted for its lucid explanations of computing concepts, practical applications of technology theory, and emphasis on the historical and societal impacts of technological innovations. It features integrated coverage of management information systems, networking, email, and the Internet.

Introductory Version

Computers in Your Future 2004

capabilities of Netscape Navigator 2.0. From simply sruising the Net to WYSIWYG, both beginners and advanced users will find indispensable tips and tools. The CD contains all the latest helper programs needed to unleash Netscape 2.0's multimedia potential.

Surfing the Web and Exploring the Internet : Macintosh Version

Netscape Navigator 3.0

Surfing the Web or exploring the Net? Finally, a book that covers all of the getting started issues, such as running on the Internet or downloading tools like Netscape, Netscape Navigator gives the reader everything needed to employ the powerful capabilities of this Web browser. With the author's step-by-step instructions, the reader can begin to master Netscape to its fullest potential.

Surfing the Web and Exploring the Internet

Netscape Navigator

This book is a knowledge-packed "how-to" and a lasting reference for the exciting new version of Netscape 1.1. It explains how to transform Netscape into the ultimate Internet information tool, and how to make full use of Netscape's advanced USENET capabilities. Enclosed CD-ROM contains all the helper programs needed to unleash Netscape's multimedia potential.

A guide to the enhanced capabilities of Netscape Navigator 2.0 explores its advanced multimedia and communications features, client-side image mapping enhancements, integrated e-mail systems, and security facilities. Original. (Intermediate)

Netscape Navigator 2.0

hanced capabilities of Netscape Navigator 3.0. Both beginners and advanced webcruisers and users will find indispensable tips and tools from one of the leading Internet authors publishing today.

Surfing the Web and Exploring the Internet : Windows Version

A comprehensive guide to improving any business environment with computer technology offers budgeting tips, buying advice, sample contracts, and cost-benefit analysis

Computerizing Your Small Business

Provides tips on using Netscape Navigator Gold both as a browser and as a Web page editor

Netscape Navigator Gold

Introduces the DOS operating system, covers commands, file management, computer hardware, peripheral equipment, and software, and explains error messages

I Hate DOS

Marilyn Wertheimer Meyer

Robert Baber

Computers in Your Future

Defines terms and concepts related to computers, programming, electronics, telecommunications, and information science.

Webster's New World Computer Dictionary

Chuck White

Steven M. Schafer

Bill Karow

An expanded, updated, and retitled edition of HTML Bible, examining HTML, XHTML-a set of extensions to HTML to make it more like XML-and cascading style sheets (CSS), which provide a simple way to add consistent formatting to HTML Web documents Focusing on reader feedback and changing industry trends, this new edition is a major overhaul that addresses the extensive changes in Web development Shows readers the best, most efficient way to use HTML and examines which peripheral technologies are worth learning for the long run Features "before and after" pictures that show the results of improved Web page coding Offers continued coverage of key topics, including site administration, dynamic data-driven pages, and many others, in addition to new sections on hot new topics such as blogs and content management

Get the strategies and software you need to protect your privacy on the Net. Is your complete life story available to anyone with Internet access? It's really not all that hard to snoop in cyberspace. As more and more business is conducted over the Internet, it has become increasingly difficult for both businesses and individual users to protect private information. Your reputation, your finances, and your basic right to privacy are on the line every day. What can you do about it? You can fight back. Protect Your Privacy on the Internet tells you everything you need to know to ensure your privacy and use the same technology that's being used against you to protect yourself. You'll get industrial-strength encryption tools to keep your affairs secret, the way they ought to be. Bryan Pfaffenberger arms you with privacy defense strategies such as: * Creating a bulletproof password * Getting your name out of the databases * Cleaning up your browser's trails * Protect Your Privacy on the Internet gives you proven privacy defense strategies and techniques to help you make the Net a safer place to work and play. You'll get the names of Internet privacy organizations that are working to protect your privacy rights and find out what you can do to help. On the accompanying CD-ROM you'll find a collection of Windows privacy freeware and shareware, including: * Pronto96 -an e-mail program that works in conjunction with encryption software to protect your e-mail * Mutilate -software that thoroughly erases files beyond recovery, even by expert snoopers * Win-Secure-It(r) -a utility preventing unauthorized access to files on your computer * AMSD Ariadna(TM) -a full-featured browser that reads tables and Java but ignores "cookies," text files that transparently save where you've been. * Random Password Generator -a program enabling you to generate up to 1,000,000 passwords to protect you against unauthorized access to your Internet account. * Cyber Patrol(TM) -parental control software that prevents kids from uploading personal and demographic information to commercial sites.

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