Peter Norton's Complete Guide to Windows XP

Peter Norton, Paul Mueller

732 pages, parution le 14/11/2001

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Résumé

This book will give the reader a complete understanding of Windows XP, the most robust consumer operating system ever produced by Microsoft.

The book will introduce and discuss all of the new XP features in a style that is both conceptual and informative. Includes coverage of: why and when to upgrade to XP and how to do it; understanding services and their configurations; an explanation of the new internet options, such as third party cookie alert, firewalls, and Web publishing wizard; registry configurations and why the configurations work as they do; networking topics and integration ideas for home networks as well as explanations about using the networking wizards; and understanding how XP works with software and hardware.

Contents

About the Authors
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Introducing the Windows eXPerience (XP): 1: The Updater's Guide to Windows XP; 2: Introducing Windows XP; 3: Advanced User Features
Part II: Power Primers: 4: Setup Primer; 5: Windows Performance Primer; 6: Application Performance Primer
Part III: Advanced Windows XP Usage Techniques: 7: Windows XP Configuration; 8: Exploiting Your Software; 9: Exploiting Your Hardware; 10: Exploiting Multimedia and Games
Part IV: Windows XP Anatomy: 11: The Windows XP Architecture; 12: The Windows XP Registry; 13: The Windows XP File System
Part V: Windows and the Underlying Hardware: 14: Fonts and Printing; 15: Mice and Keyboards; 16: Video Configurations; 17: Mobile Computing
Part VI: Making the Right Connections: 18: Hardware and Software Connections; 19: Network Connections with an Internet Appeal; 20: Internet Connections
Part VII: Networking with Windows XP: 21: Networks; 22: Setting Up Security
Part VIII: Troubleshooting Windows XP: 23: Now that DOS is Gone; 24: Software Problems; 25: Hardware Problems
Part IX: Appendixes: A: Glossary

L'auteur - Peter Norton

Computer software entrepreneur and writer Peter Norton established his technical expertise and accessible style from the earliest days of the PC. His Norton Utilities was the first product of its kind, giving early computer owners control over their hardware and protection against myriad problems. His flagship titles, Peter Norton's DOS Guide and Peter Norton's Inside the PC (Sams Publishing), have provided the same insight and education to computer users worldwide for nearly two decades. Peter's books, like his many software products, are among the best selling and most respected in the history of personal computing.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Sams
Auteur(s)	Peter Norton, Paul Mueller
Parution	14/11/2001
Nb. de pages	732
Format	18,5 x 23,2
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1200g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780672322914
ISBN13	978-0-672-32291-4