Résumé
Table of Contents
Introduction
Why Another Internet Book?
- How to Use This Book
- Foolish Assumptions
- How This Book Is Organized
- Part I: Preparing for an Internet Exploration
- Part II: Embarking on a World Wide Web Adventure
- Part III: Getting Connected with Outlook Express
- Part IV: Customizing Your Explorations
- Part V: The Part of Tens
- Glossary
- Icons Used in This Book
- Where to Go from Here
Part I: Preparing for an Internet Exploration
- Chapter 1: Welcome to the Internet
- What Is This Internet Thing?
- The Internet: A Network of Networks
- Who Invented the Internet?
- The Many Faces of the Internet
- The World Wide Web
- Electronic mail
- Newsgroups
- File Transfer Protocol
- Instant messages
- Chapter 2: Getting Connected with Internet Explorer
- You May Already Be on the Internet
- If You're Not Already on the Internet
- First, You Need a Modem
- Or, You Can Take the Cable or DSL Plunge
- Next, You Need a Service Provider
- Online services
- Basic Internet Service Providers
- Finally, You Need Internet Explorer
- Now You Can Set Up Your Internet Connection
Part II: Embarking on a World Wide Web Adventure
- Chapter 3: Pushing Off
- Starting Internet Explorer
- Making Sense of the Internet Explorer Screen
- Exploring the Explorer Bars
- Oh, the Places You'll Go!
- Understanding Web addresses
- Going to a specific page
- Following the links
- Yes, you can go back
- There's no place like home!
- It's all history now
- Refreshing a Page
- Stop! Enough, Already!
- Working in Full-Screen View
- Printing a Web Page
- Opting for print options
- Laying out your page
- Using Print Preview
- Changing the Font Size
- Saving a Web Page
- Finding Text
- Exiting Internet Explorer
- Chapter 4: Searching the Web
- Finding Stuff Fast
- Customizing the Search Bar
- Searching from the Address Bar
- Using Popular Search Services
- AltaVista
- EuroSeek
- Excite
- GoTo.com
- Lycos
- MSN Search
- Northern Light
- Yahoo!
- Chapter 5: Using Internet Explorer Features to Get Around the Web Quickly
- Playing Favorites
- Adding a Web page to the Favorites menu
- Going to one of your favorite places
- Using Favorites folders
- Organizing your Favorites
- Using the Favorites button on the Standard toolbar
- Using the Links Toolbar
- Accessing the Links toolbar
- Adding a link
- Removing a link
- Chapter 6: Download This!
- Downloading Pictures
- Saving an image
- Using the Image toolbar
- Dealing with large pictures
- Wallpapering your computer
- Using the My Pictures folder
- Downloading a File
- Dealing with Zipped Files
- Working with FTP
- Accessing an FTP site
- Uploading files
- Finding Lost Downloads
- Chapter 7: The Media Is the Message
- What Is Multimedia?
- Pictures
- Sounds
- Video
- Flash
- Streaming media
- Playing a Sound or Movie
- Using the Media Bar
- Tune In to the Internet Radio
- Chapter 8: Working Offline
- Making a Page Available Offline
- Viewing Web Pages Offline
- Synchronizing Your Offline Pages
- Chapter 9: Getting Help While You Explore
- Summoning Help
- Getting to Know the Help Window
- Scanning the Contents
- Scanning the Index
- Searching for Help Topics
- Listing Your Favorite Help Topics
- Troubleshooting at Your Fingertips
- Getting Help Online
Part III: Getting Connected with Outlook Express
- Chapter 10: E-Mailing with Outlook Express
- Starting Outlook Express
- Sending E-Mail
- Checking Your Message for Spelling Errors
- Sending Attachments
- Using HTML Formatting
- Receiving E-Mail
- Saving an Attachment As a File
- Using the Address Book
- Adding a name to the Address Book
- Sending a message to someone in the Address Book
- Changing or deleting Address Book entries
- Working with Address Book folders
- Chapter 11: More E-Mail Shortcuts and Tricks
- Using Outlook Express Folders
- Creating a new folder
- Moving messages to another folder
- Filtering Your Mail
- Using message rules
- Blocking senders
- Using Stationery
- Creating a message with stationery
- Setting the default stationery
- Creating new stationery
- Signing Off with Signatures
- Looking Up an E-Mail Address
- Creating and Using Mailing Groups
- Changing Identities
- Reading Mail Offline
- Sending and Receiving Secure Messages
- Chapter 12: Hotmail: E-Mail for Free!
- Why Bother with Hotmail?
- Signing Up for a Hotmail Account
- Configuring Outlook Express to Use a Hotmail Account
- Using Outlook Express to Access Your Hotmail Account
- Using Hotmail from the Web
- Chapter 13: The Instant Message Connection
- Using MSN Messenger
- Setting up MSN Messenger
- Running MSN Messenger
- Adding contacts
- Sending an instant message
- Receiving an instant message
- Gone fishing: Letting your friends know that you're offline
- Smiley faces and such
- Sending a file
- Other MSN Messenger features
- Using NetMeeting
- Placing a NetMeeting call
- Using the NetMeeting chat feature
- Drawing on the Whiteboard
- Sending a file
- Sharing an application
- Chapter 14: Accessing Newsgroups with Outlook Express
- Introducing Newsgroups
- Using Usenet
- The Microsoft Public Newsgroups
- Accessing Newsgroups
- Subscribing to a Newsgroup
- Reading Threads
- Reading an Article
- Replying to an Article
- Writing a New Article
- Using Stationery and HTML Formatting
- Dealing with Attachments
- Working Offline
Part IV: Customizing Your Explorations
- Chapter 15: Doing It Your Way: Personalizing Internet Explorer
- Toiling with the Toolbars
- Playing hide-and-seek with the toolbars
- Customizing the Standard Buttons toolbar
- Tweaking the Internet Explorer Options
- Saluting the General options
- Serenading the Security options
- Primping the Privacy options
- Cruising with the Content options
- Cajoling the Connections options
- Perusing the Programs options
- Achieving Advanced options
- Changing Your Home Page
- Customizing MSN.com
- Information you can add
- Customizing your home page
- Chapter 16: Using the Content Advisor to Make Sure That Your Kids Surf Safely
- About Internet Ratings
- Limitations of Internet Ratings
- Activating the Content Advisor
- Dealing with Unrated Sites
- Banning or Allowing Specific Sites
- Using Other Rating Systems
- Chapter 17: Lowering the Cone of Silence: Using the Internet Explorer Security Features
- Security Issues to Worry About
- Sending information over the Internet
- Downloading programs over the Internet
- Viewing Web pages that do more than meets the eye
- Invading your privacy
- Scrambling: It's Not Just for Breakfast Any More
- Zoning Out
- Certifying Your Security
- Cooking Your Cookies
- Security Options You Should Leave Alone
- Chapter 18: Creating a Login Script
- What Is a Dial-Up Networking Script?
- Planning a Script
- Creating a Script
- Working with Script Commands
- Beginning and ending with proc main and endproc
- Waiting for stuff: waitfor
- Typing text: transmit
- Attaching the Script to a Dial-Up Connection
- Chapter 19: Creating Your Own Web Site
- Clarifying Some Familiar Terminology
- Deciding What to Put on Your Web Site
- Personal home pages
- Special-interest Web sites
- Business Web sites
- Finding a Home for Your Web Site
- Internet Service Providers
- Web hosting services
- Getting a free site
- Software for Creating Web Sites
Part V: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 20: Ten Tips for Using Internet Explorer Efficiently
- Stashing Goodies on the Favorites Menu
- Customizing Your Links Toolbar
- Creating Desktop Shortcuts
- Discovering Weird Places to Click
- Searching Tips
- Customizing Your Start Page
- Dealing with Those Annoying Ad Windows
- Typing Web Addresses the Easy Way
- Using Other Software to Improve Internet Explorer
- Chapter 21: Ten Things That Sometimes Go Wrong
- "I Don't Have Internet Explorer!"
- "I Can't Connect to the Internet!"
- "I Forgot My Password!"
- "I Got an Unexpected Error Message!"
- "The Internet Explorer Window Disappeared!"
- "I Can't Find a File I Downloaded!"
- "I Was Disconnected in the Middle of a 2-Hour Download!"
- "I Can't Find That Cool Web Page I Saw Yesterday!"
- "I've Started a Nuclear War!"
- Chapter 22: Ten Safety Tips for Kids on the Net
- Don't Believe That People Really Are Who They Say They Are
- Never Give Out Your Address, Phone Number, Real Last Name, or Credit Card Number
- Never Pretend to Be Someone You're Not
- Save Inappropriate Postings to a File So That You Can Show Them to an Adult
- If Someone Says Something Inappropriate to You in a Chat, Save the Chat Log
- Watch Your Language
- Don't Obsess
- Report Inappropriate Behavior to an Adult
- If You Feel Uncomfortable, Leave
- Parents, Be Involved with Your Kids' Online Activities
Glossary
Index
L'auteur - Doug Lowe
Doug Lowe est considéré Outre-Atlantique comme un auteur vétéran avec plus de 40 titres écrits dans la collection "Pour les Nuls", ce qui lui a permis de vendre plus d'un million d'exemplaires de ses différents titres. Il a écrit de nombreux titres sur la suite Office et aussi des ouvrages de programmation comme ASP.NET pour les Nuls.
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Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | IDG |
Auteur(s) | Doug Lowe |
Parution | 22/10/2001 |
Nb. de pages | 340 |
Format | 18,8 x 23,4 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 568g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780764513442 |
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