Microsoft is taking the online world by storm with Internet Explorer 3, its newest, full-featured Web-browsing software. With <i>Internet Explorer 3 For Windows For Dummies</i>, you can quickly install and configure Explorer so that you can access everything the Internet has to offer -- from Web sites and newsgroups to e-mail, chat rooms, and even Internet telephony. Author Doug Lowe is your experienced guide, taking you into the world of VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language), ActiveX and Java, and even all-new comic-book-style chatting. He also shows you how to take advantage of the Explorer program's parental controls, so that every member of the family can surf appropriate Web sites. From tips on managing your favorite sites list to the secrets of finding the information you need by using such search engines as Infoseek, Yahoo! and Alta Vista, Lowe offers an indispensable handbook for all Explorer users.<br> <br>

The latest on Web servers, wireless networks, and file sharing! Get going with hot tips on creating and managing large or small networks Whether you want to manage a mega-network, build a small business network, or just connect the PCs down the hall, this guide gives you what you need to know without giving you a headache. From getting started to upgrading to Windows .NET Server, incorporating Macs, and going wireless, it's networking made easy, fast, and fun! The Dummies Way Explanations in plain English "Get in, get out" information Icons and other navigational aids Tear-out cheat sheet Top ten lists A dash of humor and fun Author Biography: Doug Lowe's 50-plus computer books include more than 30 For Dummies guides. He's demystified everything from Microsoft Office and memory management to client/server computing and creating Web pages.

Office 4 for Windows is chock-full of features that can help you work better and faster as you create word processing documents, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations. But to work better and faster, you have to know how to take advantage of all those excellent features that are built into Office. <i>Microsoft Office 4 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference</i> puts everything you need to know right at your fingertips in one compact, intelligently organized volume. Here you'll find commands and Wizards explained, keyboard shortcuts listed, and real-world examples presented. You'll find how-to tips not only on how to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access, but also on how to make them work together so that you can produce professional, information-rich documents. <i>Microsoft Office 4 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference</i> also shows you how to use Graph, WordArt, OrgChart, Equation Editor, and ClipArt - essential applets included in Office. Plus, for those times when you need information that's more in depth, there are cross references to <i>Microsoft® Office 4 For Windows® For Dummies®.</i> <br><br> <p>Microsoft Office 4 for Windows for Dummies Quick Reference provides users with a quick and friendly way to remember Microsoft Office tasks and features. The book is loaded with helpful icons and plain English explanations on Word for Windows 6, Excel 5, Paradox 4, Access 2, and Mail. Cross-referenced to Microsoft Office 4 for Windows for Dummies.</p>

Now, IDG Books Worldwide, Inc., presents an authoritative book on client/server computing -- a book that you don't need a computer science degree to understand. Client/Server Computing For Dummies is the practical, plain-English guide to this powerful technology. With best-selling author Doug Lowe showing you the way, you discover everything from how client/server systems are put together to what client/server systems have to do with relational databases and Structured Query Language (SQL). Whether you're about to launch your own client/server project or you just need to know enough so that you can plan intelligently and hire contractors prudently, Client/Server Computing For Dummies is the ideal way to get a handle on an otherwise-tricky subject.

What is client/server computing, and do we still need it? How will intranets, the Internet, and network PCs affect the future of this important corporate computing model? Get answers to these and many other questions in <b>Client/Server Computing For Dummies,</b> 2nd Edition. You'll find friendly explanations of client/server technology, what it can do for your company, and how you can adapt it for corporate intranets and World Wide Web surfing. <p>Inside, find helpful advice on how to</p> <ul> <li>Discover what client/server computing can do for you with updates on the latest client/server development tools</li> <li>Understand important networking basics</li> <li>Demystify the jargon and get up to speed on ERDs, groupware, OOP, and Java</li> <li>Identify the fundamental components of client/server systems, such as client computers, server computers, graphical user interfaces, and local area networks</li> <li>Save money by controlling the hidden costs of client/server computing</li> <li>Recognize the role of standard query language (SQL) and relational databases in client/server computing</li> <li>Envision changes in client/server computing brought about by intranets, network computers, and Java</li> <li>Uncover a complete manager's guide to maintaining client/server systems</li> <li>Plus, Doug's Top Ten Lists: <ul> <li>Ten client/server commandments</li> <li>Ten client/server acronyms decoded</li> <li>Ten client/server standards</li> </ul> </li> </ul>

Get up and running fast with the PowerPoint 2019 PowerPoint continues to be the go-to tool for business presentations. The software helps anyone who needs to communicate clearly by creating powerful and effective slideshow presentations featuring data in the form of charts, clip art, sound, and video. You can even use it to create presentations for the Web. In PowerPoint 2019 For Dummies, expert Doug Lowe shows you how to use this popular tool to make show-stopping presentations that will get your message across — and your audience excited. Create a slide presentation with special effects Work with master slides and templates Collaborate with other users in the cloud Add charts, clip art, sound, and video Want to learn to use PowerPoint quickly and efficiently? Look no further!

PowerPoint For Windows 95 For Dummies is filled with great tips and techniques for creating powerful, professional looking presentations. This book covers everything from incorporating slides, transparencies, and colors into a presentation to wowing the audience with special effects. A must-have!

<ul> <li>Nine minibooks provide new and inexperienced Word users with the know-how to optimize the features of the long-anticipated release of the latest version of Word</li> <li>Valuable minibooks cover Word basics; formatting text; various editing techniques; working with letters, envelopes, and labels; adding graphics; Web publishing; advanced document features; customizing Word; and programming Word with VBA</li> <li>Offers insightful information for creating key documents such as reports, letters, business plans, and more for both the Web and print</li> <li>Helps readers take advantage of the new Word features, including advanced collaboration, a results-oriented user interface, pre-built layouts, and more</li> </ul>

The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

<ul> <li>Nine minibooks provide new and inexperienced Word users with the know-how to optimize the features of the long-anticipated release of the latest version of Word</li> <li>Valuable minibooks cover Word basics; formatting text; various editing techniques; working with letters, envelopes, and labels; adding graphics; Web publishing; advanced document features; customizing Word; and programming Word with VBA</li> <li>Offers insightful information for creating key documents such as reports, letters, business plans, and more for both the Web and print</li> <li>Helps readers take advantage of the new Word features, including advanced collaboration, a results-oriented user interface, pre-built layouts, and more</li> </ul>

Table of Contents 8 Introduction 25 About This Book 25 How to Use This Book 26 How This Book Is Organized 27 Icons Used in This Book 28 Where to Go from Here 29 Book I: Word Basics 31 Contents at a Glance 32 Chapter 1: Getting to Know Word 33 Starting Word 33 What Is All This Stuff? 35 The View from Here Is Great 37 Typing and Editing Text 38 Printing Your Masterpiece 39 Saving Your Work 40 Opening a Document 41 Closing a Document 42 Exiting Word 43 Chapter 2: Managing Your Documents 45 Creating a New Document 45 Using the File -> Open Command 46 Opening Recently Used Documents 51 Finding Lost Files 52 Using the Save As Command 57 Save Options 59 Password Protecting Your Files 61 Chapter 3: Working with Templates 63 What Is a Template? 63 The Normal. dot Template 64 Creating a New Document Based on a Template 65 Creating a Document from an Online Template 66 Changing the Template Attached to a Document 67 Creating Your Own Templates 69 Using Global Templates 71 How Word Resolves Duplicate Template Elements 73 Using the Organizer 74 A Gallery of Word's Templates 75 Using Wizards 106 Chapter 4: Printing Your Documents 113 Printing the Quick Way 113 Using the Print Dialog Box 113 Using the Print Preview Command 118 Chapter 5: Help! 119 Meeting the Assistant 119 Summoning the Assistant 120 Asking a Question 121 Changing Assistants 123 Help the Old-Fashioned Way 124 Searching for Lost Help Topics 125 Getting Help on the Internet 125 Repairing a Broken Office 126 Book II: Formatting Text 127 Contents at a Glance 128 Chapter 1: Basic Text Formatting 129 Understanding Formatting in Word 130 Formatting Characters 131 Inserting Special Characters 139 Using the Format Painter 140 Formatting Paragraphs 141 All about Tabs 146 AutoFormat (Or, Make It Stop!) 151 The Ten Commandments of Formatting 152 Chapter 2: The Border Patrol and Other Shady Characters 155 Creating Borders in Your Text 155 Shading Your Text 159 Bordering an Entire Page 161 Adding a Horizontal Line 162 Chapter 3: Working with Styles 165 Understanding Styles 165 Using the Style Drop-Down List 167 Overriding Style Formatting 170 Using the Styles and Formatting Task Pane 170 Neat Things to Do with Styles 174 Better Living through Styles 183 Chapter 4: Page Setup and Section Formatting 187 Understanding Sections 187 Creating Section Breaks 189 Using the File -> Page Setup Command 190 Inserting Page Numbers 196 Headers and Footers 198 Creating Sections with Different Page Numbers 201 Chapter 5: Column Formatting 203 Creating Columns 203 Adjusting the Column Width 206 Forcing a Column Break 206 Using Linked Text Boxes to Create Columns 207 Hyphenating Your Text 207 Chapter 6: Using Tables 211 Understanding Tables 211 Creating Tables 213 Editing Tables 219 Formatting Tables 224 Sorting a Table 228 Using Table Formulas 229 Converting Text to a Table (And Vice-Versa) 231 Chapter 7: Creating Lists 233 Creating a Bulleted or Numbered List the Easy Way 233 Automatic Bullets and Numbers 236 Using Deviant Bullets 236 Breaking and Continuing a Numbered List 239 Using Crazy Numbering Schemes 240 Creating an Outline List 242 Numbering Your Headings 244 Using Fields to Create Sequence Numbers 245 Chapter 8: Working with Footnotes and Endnotes 247 Adding a Footnote 247 Changing the Footnote Format 249 Changing the Reference Marks 250 Changing the Footnote Separators 251 Finding a Footnote Reference 252 Book III: Editing Techniques 253 Contents at a Glance 254 Chapter 1: Getting Around 255 Basic Movement 255 Using the Scroll Bar 256 Rolling Around with the Mouse Wheel 257 Going Places with Edit 258 Go To 258 Just Browsing 259 Yes, You Can Go Back 260 Working with Bookmarks 261 Using the Document Map 262 Using Thumbnails 264 Chapter 2: Basic Document Editing Techniques 265 Avoiding the Evil Overtype Mode 265 Selecting Text with the Mouse and Keyboard 266 Deleting Text 268 Copy, Cut, and Paste 269 Using the Clipboard Task Pane 270 Dragging and Dropping 271 The Magic of Undo and Repeat 272 Word and Character Counts 273 Changing Case 274 Chapter 3: Finding and Replacing 277 Using the Find Command 277 Advanced Searches 279 Replacing Text 283 Chapter 4: All About AutoCorrect and Its Siblings 287 Using AutoCorrect 287 Using AutoFormat 294 Using AutoFormat As You Type 296 Using AutoText 300 Using Smart Tags 303 Chapter 5: Proofing and Research Tools 305 Using the Spell Checker 305 Checking Spelling as You Go 306 Using the Spelling Icon 308 Spell Checking After the Fact 309 Using the Grammar Checker, or Not 314 Using the Thesaurus 320 Using the Dictionary 321 Losing Something in the Translation 322 Chapter 6: Track Changes and Other Collaboration Features 325 Using Reading Layout 325 All Hail the Honorable Reviewing Toolbar 327 Using the Highlighter 328 Keeping Your Comments to Yourself (Not!) 329 Tracking Changes 332 Sending a Document to Reviewers 336 Using SharePoint Team Services 337 Book IV: Getting Graphic 341 Contents at a Glance 342 Chapter 1: Inserting Pictures and Clip Art 343 Exploring the Many Types of Pictures 343 Where to Get Pictures 345 Inserting Pictures into Your Documents 346 Playing with Your Pictures 352 Chapter 2: Drawing on Your Documents 359 Some General Drawing Tips 359 Working with the Drawing Toolbar 361 Canvassing the Situation 363 Drawing Simple Objects 364 Using AutoShapes 366 Drawing a Polygon or Freeform Shape 369 Drawing a Curved Line or Shape 371 Setting the Fill, Line, and Font Color 372 Setting the Line Style 375 Flipping and Rotating Objects 376 Drawing a Complicated Picture 378 Chapter 3: Fill Effects, Ghosts, Shadows, and Other Effects 385 Working with Fill Effects 385 Creating Transparent Fills 389 Applying a Shadow 390 Adding 3-D Effects 391 Chapter 4: Working Graphically with Text 395 Using Text Boxes 395 I've Been Framed! 400 Adding Captions to Your Pictures 403 Creating Fancy Text with WordArt 406 Drawing a Callout 409 Chapter 5: Charts and Diagrams 411 Creating a Chart 411 Creating and Inserting a Diagram 420 Working with Organization Charts 423 Working with Other Diagrams 426 Chapter 6: A Pocket Full of Desktop Publishing Tricks 429 Sidebars 429 Pull Quotes 431 Eyebrows 433 Icons 434 Side Headings 436 Chapter 7: Move Over, Einstein (Creating Equations) 439 Introducing Equation Editor 440 Creating an Equation 440 Editing an Equation 444 Adding Text to an Equation 445 Keyboard Shortcuts for Equation Editor 446 Book V: Web Publishing 449 Contents at a Glance 450 Chapter 1: Going Online with Word 451 Saving a Document on a Web Server 451 Creating a Network Place 452 Opening a Document from a Web Server 454 Opening a Document in Internet Explorer 456 Using an FTP Site 457 Using the Web Toolbar 460 Chapter 2: Creating Web Pages with Word 463 Understanding Web Page Basics 463 Setting Up a Web Site 465 Setting Word's Web Options 467 Creating Web Page Documents 468 Editing and Formatting Web Pages 470 Previewing Web Pages 471 Chapter 3: Basic Web Formatting Features 473 Creating Hyperlinks 473 Working with Images 478 Inserting Multimedia with the Web Tools Toolbar 483 Editing HTML 485 Chapter 4: Using Themes and Cascading Style Sheets 487 Using Themes 487 Using External Cascading Style Sheets 490 Chapter 5: Working with Frames 493 Understanding Frames 493 Creating a Frames Page 495 Formatting Your Frames 497 Editing Pages in Frames 499 Working with Hyperlinks and Frames 500 Inserting a Table of Contents in a Frame 500 Previewing a Frames Page 502 Chapter 6: Word and XML 503 What Exactly Is XML, Anyway? 503 Working with XML Documents in Word 506 Book VI: Advanced Document Features 511 Contents at a Glance 512 Chapter 1: Working with Fields 513 Understanding Fields 513 Inserting a Field 515 Keyboard Shortcuts for Working with Fields 517 Another Way to Insert Fields 518 Formatting Field Results with Switches 518 Updating a Field 521 Preventing a Field from Being Updated 522 Field Code Reference 523 Chapter 2: Form Follows Function (Setting Up and Using Forms) 529 Understanding Forms 530 Creating a Form Template 531 Using the Forms Toolbar 534 Creating a Text Field 535 Creating a Check Box Field 537 Creating a Drop-Down Field 538 Filling Out a Form 540 Adding Help to a Form Field 541 Using Pre-Printed Forms 542 Exporting Form Data to a Text File 542 Chapter 3: More about Outlining 545 Switching to Outline View 545 Understanding Outline View 547 Showing or Hiding Formatting 549 Collapsing and Expanding the Outline 549 Collapsing and Expanding a Specific Heading 551 Selecting Paragraphs in Outline View 551 Promoting and Demoting Paragraphs 552 Editing in Outline View 554 Printing an Outline 555 Sorting a Document Alphabetically by Headings 556 Using the Document Map 557 Chapter 4: Mystical Master Documents 559 What Is a Master Document? 559 Whipping Up a Master Document 563 Putting an Existing File into a Master Document 566 Break It Up! 567 Numbering Subdocument Pages Consecutively 568 Chapter 5: So You Want to Make an Index, Eh? 571 Mark Those Index Entries 572 Creating an Index 574 Updating an Index 575 Marking a Range of Pages 576 Creating Subentries 577 See Also . . . 578 Isn't There an Easier Way? 578 Chapter 6: Creating a Table of Contents or Table of Figures 581 Understanding Tables of Contents 582 Creating a Table of Contents 583 Beyond Heading Styles 585 Creating a Table of Figures or Other Similar Tables 587 Updating Tables of Contents or Figures 590 Chapter 7: Objection, Your Honor (Creating a Table of Authorities) 591 Marking Citations 592 Creating a Table of Authorities 594 Updating a Table of Authorities 596 Disclaimer of Warranties and Limit of Liability 596 Book VII: Letters, Envelopes, and Labels 597 Contents at a Glance 598 Chapter 1: Creating Letters and Envelopes 599 Using the Letter Wizard 599 Printing an Envelope 604 Printing Labels 606 Creating Custom Labels 608 Chapter 2: Faxing and E-Mailing Documents 611 Sending a Fax 611 Sending a Document as an E-Mail Message 614 Chapter 3: Using the Mail Merge Wizard 617 Understanding Mail Merge 617 Using the Mail Merge Wizard 618 Using the Mail Merge Toolbar 628 Chapter 4: More Mail Merge Tricks 631 Other Types of Merges 631 Fun Things to Do with the Data Source 637 Book VIII: Customizing Word 643 Contents at a Glance 644 Chapter 1: Opting for Options 645 What's with All the Options? 646 Vivid View Options 648 Gregarious General Options 652 Extraordinary Edit Options 655 Precocious Print Options 658 Savvy Save Options 659 Unbelievable User Information Options 660 Counterproductive Compatibility Options 660 Fidgety File Locations Options 662 Secret Security Options 663 Serious Spelling Options 665 Tenacious Track Changes Options 666 Chapter 2: Customizing Toolbars, Menus, and Keyboard Shortcuts 667 Belly Up to the Button Bar 667 Messing with Menus 677 Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts 681 Chapter 3: Using Voice and Handwriting Features 685 Welcoming the Language Toolbar 685 Using Speech Recognition 686 Handwriting Recognition 689 Book IX: Programming Word with VBA 693 Contents at a Glance 694 Chapter 1: Recording and Using Macros 695 Where Do All the Macros Go? 695 Doing the Macro Recorder Dance 696 Macro Recording Tips 699 Running a Macro 701 Editing a Macro 701 Simple Macro Edits That Don't Require a Ph. D. in VBA 703 Using Auto Macros 704 Chapter 2: Programming with VBA 707 The Basic Structure of VBA Macros 707 Basic Elements of VBA 708 Working with Variables and Data 710 Using Strings 713 Of Objects, Properties, and Methods 715 Controlling Your Programs 720 For/Next Loops 724 User Input and Output 727 User-Defined Procedures and Functions 730 Chapter 3: Working with Word's Object Model 733 An Overview of Important Word Objects 733 Using the Application Object 736 Working with Documents 738 Understanding Selection and Range Objects 741 Moving Selections and Ranges 745 Working with Text 748 Formatting Text 752 Chapter 4: Creating UserForms 755 Understanding UserForms 755 Creating a UserForm 757 Working with Controls 760 Using Command Buttons 761 Using Labels 763 Using Text Boxes 763 Using Frames 764 Using Check Boxes and Option Buttons 765 Using Combo Boxes 767 Using List Boxes 768 Index 771

Overall this book was very well written, very easy to follow and very helpful.

"Java -- from first steps to first apps. Knowing Java is a must-have programming skill for any programmer. It's used in a wide array of programming projects -- from enterprise apps and mobile apps to big data, scientific, and financial uses. The language regularly ranks #1 in surveys of the most popular language based on number of developers, lines of code written, and real-world usage. It's also the language of choice in AP Computer Science classes taught in the U.S. This guide provides an easy-to-follow path from understanding the basics of writing Java code to applying those skills to real projects. Split into eight minibooks covering core aspects of Java, the book introduces the basics of the Java language and object-oriented programming before setting you on the path to building web apps and databases. Get up to speed on Java basics; Explore object-oriented programming; Learn about strings, arrays, and collections; Find out about files and databases. Step-by-step instructions are provided to ensure that you don't get lost at any point along the way."--Publisher's description

ASP.NET 2 Everyday Apps For Dummies is written in the For Dummies friendly, easy-to-understand style. It shows those with some web development experience how to create Web sites and applications. The uniqueness of the book lies in the fact that everything you need to "bake the pie" is provided from the code to the step-by-step project-based instructions. It goes above and beyond the snippets provided in a cookbook and gives you everything from start to finish. Learn ASP and save time. Shopping cart applicationClassified adsOnline storeGuestbookChat roomAnd many more:The code is complete and ready-to-use in the real world. The companion CD and Web site includes all code applications from the book, additional applications, and featured applications.

Eight handy minibooks cover just what programmers need to get going with Java 7The newest release of Java has more robust functionality to help web and mobile developers get the most ouf of this platform-independent programming language. Like its bestselling previous editions, Java All-in-One For Dummies, 3rd Edition has what you need to get up and running quickly with the new version. Covering the enhanced mobile development and syntax features as well as programming improvements, this guide makes it easy to find what you want and put it to use. Focuses on the vital information that enables you to get up and running quickly on the new version Covers the enhanced multimedia features as well as programming enhancements, Java and XML, Swing, server-side Java, Eclipse, and more Minibooks cover Java basics; programming basics; strings, arrays, and collections; programming techniques; Swing; Web programming; files and databases; and a "fun and games" categoryRather than trying to cover every aspect of this massive topic, Java All-in-One For Dummies, 3rd Edition focuses on the practical information you need to become productive with Java 7 right away.

Covers WindowsR XP SP2, Mac OSR X, broadband, and more!Here's how to set up a network or live with the one you already haveAre you tired of waiting in line for the computer that's connected to the database? Want to print to that cool laser printer down the hall? With a network and this book to help, you can! Soon you'll be sharing printers and files, understanding servers, managing security, and laughing at all the stuff you thought was scary.Discover How To: * Understand different types of servers * Share files, programs, and peripherals * Work with peer-to-peer networks * Manage network security * Configure a wireless access point\ * Set up a DNS server

<ul> <li>Eight minibooks cover ASP.NET basics, Web controls, using HTML and ASP, C#, Visual Basic, database programming, using the .NET Framework, and advanced ASP.NET 2 (including themes, custom server controls, and Web parts)</li> <li>The ideal resource for Web programming newcomers as well as the 1.5 million existing ASP developers who want a complete ready-reference that covers the new ASP.NET 2 updates</li> <li>More than double the size of ASP.NET 2 For Dummies (0-7645-7907-X), the latest edition of the bestselling ASP beginner book that boasts combined sales of more than 100,000 copies across all editions</li> <li>Written by veteran Dummies author Doug Lowe, who is renowned for his ability to explain complex topics in plain English</li> </ul>

Microsoft is taking the online world by storm with the newest version of its popular online service, The Microsoft Network. <b>The Microsoft Network For Dummies,</b> 2nd Edition, is your friendly, easy-to-follow guide to this new online wonderland. You'll find explanations and step-by-step instructions for accessing its features and services, all presented in a plain-English style that doesn't require a degree in computer science to understand. <p>Inside, find helpful advice on how to</p><ul><li>Exchange messages with friends and associates by using electronic mail</li><li>Meet people and share ideas through bulletin boards and online chat rooms</li><li>Find a comprehensive glossary of online jargon and buzzwords, plus directories of the most interesting places to visit on The Microsoft Network and Internet</li><li>Download megabytes of free software</li><li>Surf the Internet, including the World Wide Web, Usenet newsgroups, and Internet e-mail</li><li>Visit exciting new sites from The Microsoft Network, such as Disney's Daily Blast and MSNBC</li><li>Customize your daily electronic newspaper</li><li>Plus, Doug's Lists of Top Ten Tips for The Microsoft Network: <ul><li>The Microsoft Network commandments</li><li>Ten safety tips for kids online</li><li>Ten things that often go wrong</li></ul></li></ul>

<i>Word For Windows® 6 For Dummies®</i> got you up to speed using this popular, powerful word processing software to produce well-formatted, spell- and grammar-checked documents of all kinds. Now it's time to build on that knowledge so that you can do sophisticated formatting on a par with documents produced with professional desktop publishing software. <i>MORE Word For Windows 6 For Dummies</i> not only shows you how to do that but also how to take full advantage of Word's advanced features, including <ul> <li>Styles and templates to ensure consistently formatted documents</li> <li>Mail merging for flexible, targeted mailings</li> <li>Generating tables of contents, indexes, and lists of illustrations</li> <li>Macros that transform complex tasks into one-click</li> </ul> <p>This book gives more of what readers are asking for from Word for Windows 6 for Dummies: more easy-to-digest information about Microsoft's most popular word processing package, along with in-depth but not over-your-head explanations of the more advanced features of the product. Illustrated. </p>

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The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

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A client/server network provides a way of connecting computers to share information. Companies with ten or more computers and those exchanging large amounts of data use a client/server network. This text covers programming with SQL, graphical user interfaces, client computers and LANs.

<b>There's more to Word for Windows 95 than writing letters and memos -- a lot more. Throw in a table of contents, footnotes, columns, and perhaps an index, and you quickly find yourself shouting "I need MORE help!"</b> <p>MORE help is here! <i>MORE Word For Windows® 95 For Dummies®</i> guides you through all those Word For Windows 95 features you haven't mastered yet. This book brims with tips, troubleshooting advice, and clear explanations to help you get the most out of Word. It's your perfect companion to <i>Word for Windows® 95 For Dummies®</i></p> <h3>Inside, you'll find even MORE friendly advice on creating documents with Word for Windows 95:</h3> <ul> <li>Discover how styles and templates can simplify even the most repugnant formatting tasks</li> <li>Bluff your way through desktop publishing school with MORE easy design tips</li> <li>Find out how to review documents efficiently by using Word's annotations</li> <li>Save time by creating your own document templates</li> <li>Discover MORE about mail merge for those who can't get enough</li> <li>Create tables of contents and indexes -- the easy way!</li> <li>Publish your Word documents on the World Wide Web with Microsoft's Internet Assistant</li> <li>Automate tasks by using Word's macros</li> </ul> <p>Find out how to create a table of contents, footnotes, columns, or an index. This book provides more help on using styles and templates to simplify tasks, pretending Word is a desktop publisher, and mail merge. Most importantly, it demonstrates the more advanced tasks that users need to know to use Word effectively. </p>

So much hype surrounds the Internet that when something truly extraordinary comes along, it's only natural to be skeptical. But as <i>Internet Explorer 4 For Windows For Dummies</i> shows, the latest release of Microsoft's Web browsing software deserves the attention that it's getting. <p>In <i>Internet Explorer 4 For Windows For Dummies,</i> computing expert Doug Lowe provides a complete, practical reference to using all of Explorer's exciting new features, including</p> <ul> <li>Getting connected to the Internet</li> <li>Installing and customizing your Internet Explorer software</li> <li>Browsing the Web and managing your own list of Favorites</li> <li>Subscribing and setting up channels so that all kinds of information from your favorite sites come to you directly and automatically</li> <li>Exchanging e-mail with Outlook Express and even chatting and holding meetings online with NetMeeting</li> <li>Specifying parental controls so that your kids can't access inappropriate material</li> <li>Using Microsoft's new Active Desktop for seamless integration of your PC with the Internet</li> <li>Building your own Web pages with FrontPage Express, as well as setting up your own channel</li> </ul>

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If you've just found yourself in charge of a network, take heart! This guide replace a whole shelf of heavy books with nine streamlined minibooks that tell you everything you need to get started. Learn to build a network, secure it, troubleshoot problems, work with TCP/IP and Windows server operating systems, and much more! -- From publisher's description

The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

xxxii, 876 p. : 24 cm This one handy book covers all the essentials you need to know about running a network. It explains how to set up and use a computer network, including installing network hardware, administration and security, TCP/IP, wireless networking, mobile networking, Windows Server 2012 reference, and managing Linux systems Includes index Introduction -- Networking basics -- Building a network -- Networking, administration and security -- TCP/IP and the Internet -- Wireless networking -- Mobile networking -- Windows server 2012 reference -- Using other Windows servers -- Managing Linux systems

If you've been wondering what the Approach component of your Lotus SmartSuite was for -- or knew but thought it wouldn't be worth the trouble to use it -- check out <i>Approach 3 For Windows For Dummies</i>. With this practical, easy-to-understand guidebook you'll find out everything you need to know to put this powerful database program to work for you. <i>Approach 3 For Windows For Dummies</i> shows you how to do everything from creating forms that increase productivity and improve the accuracy of all your record keeping to generating reports efficiently, so that you and others in your organization always have the information they need when they need it. With bestselling author and computing expert Doug Lowe to show you the way, you'll discover the best ways to... <ul> <li>Create your own database right away</li> <li>Add flare and functionality to your database with impressive forms that facilitate data entry</li> <li>Produce professional-looking, informative reports</li> <li>Take advantage of Approach's relational capabilities to share important data among different databases</li> <li>Generate attractive, informative charts from otherwise dull data</li> <li>Compose macros that automate tasks for you -- without your having to learn programming</li> </ul> <p>Plus, to make using Approach quick and convenient, <i>Approach 3 For Windows For Dummies</i> features a handy, pull-out "cheat sheet" for you to keep at your side and refer to whenever you fire up this versatile database application.</p> <p>Approach 3 for Windows for Dummies is truly a first-aid kit for creating database files of all shapes and sizes. Problems that may have lingered are solved in clear, easy-to-understand terms that make database information more appealing visually. By providing explanations of how to use Approach's business templates, one can create customized reports from the book's instruction. </p>

<p><P><b>Start using all the new PowerPoint 2007 features</b> <P><b>Create coordinated presentations with charts, video, sound, and more</b> <P>You have the power to make your point! PowerPoint 2007 features a closer integration with Excel&#174;, a new task-oriented user interface, professional-looking templates, and lots of other nifty upgrades. This book helps you use them all to create really cool slideshows to display on your monitor, project on the wall, or even show on the Web. <P><b>Discover how to</b><P><ul><P><li>Build a presentation with Slide Master<P><li>Store and share slides with the Slide Library<P><li>Import data from other applications<P><li>Create slick presentations quickly with templates<P><li>Develop and include charts and diagrams<P></ul><P></p>

xxxii, 876 p. : 24 cm This one handy book covers all the essentials you need to know about running a network. It explains how to set up and use a computer network, including installing network hardware, administration and security, TCP/IP, wireless networking, mobile networking, Windows Server 2012 reference, and managing Linux systems Includes index Introduction -- Networking basics -- Building a network -- Networking, administration and security -- TCP/IP and the Internet -- Wireless networking -- Mobile networking -- Windows server 2012 reference -- Using other Windows servers -- Managing Linux systems

<p>Not too long ago (in a galaxy not too far away), the term <i>presentation software</i> meant poster board and marker pens. Times sure have changed. Now, computer presentations are the norm; in fact, you may get some downright dirty looks from your boss if you come into a conference room carrying flip charts or a stack of handwritten transparencies.</p> <p>The term <i>PowerPoint</i> has become synonymous with fancy-schmancy, computer presentations; in fact, PowerPoint is now a major tool in boardrooms everywhere. And if you haven't been instructed to create a PowerPoint presentation, it's only a matter of time before you will be!</p> <p>But how do you get started with PowerPoint? How do you get those ideas in your head or on your legal pad into a slick presentation format? Despite Microsoft's valiant effort to make PowerPoint easy to use, it's still one of Microsoft's most complicated programs. And that's where <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies</i> steps in to help.</p> <p>Veteran <i>Dummies</i> author Doug Lowe introduces you to the power of PowerPoint 2000 in his typically humorous and easy-to-understand style. This book not only shows you how to get started with PowerPoint 2000, but it also shows you how to actually do what you need to do&nbsp;–&nbsp;without all the geeky jargon of the standard computer manual. Here's just a few of the topics covered in <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies</i>:</p> <ul> <li>Creating a brand-spanking-new presentation</li> <li>Adding text to your slides</li> <li>Editing and printing your presentations</li> <li>Formatting your slides: From selecting colors to using templates</li> <li>Using clip art and drawing your own masterpieces</li> <li>Incorporating charts, graphs, and animation into your presentation</li> <li>Including Web links and serving up your presentation on the Web</li> <li>Collaborating with others on a presentation</li> <li>Top Ten lists on the new features of PowerPoint 2000, fixing things that go wrong, and powerful PowerPoint shortcuts</li> </ul> <p>So whether you're an experienced PowerPoint guru or a newbie who has a presentation due by the end of the week (and it's Thursday!), you'll find all you need in <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies.</i></p>

Whether this book is your welcome to the World Wide Web or you're an experienced techie, <i>Creating Web Pages For Dummies Quick Reference</i> 2nd Edition, offers the quickest and easiest way to become the hippest Web page designer on the block! Get acquainted with tons of information covering the essentials from first-time Web page design strategies to hot new technologies like XML and Dynamic HTML. <ul><li>Discover all the basics of designing and building Web Pages - explained step-by-step</li><li>Find and use Web design software</li><li>Test your creations with Microsoft Personal Web Server</li><li>Work with popular Web authoring tools like Microsoft FrontPage 2000, Netscape Composer, and Microsoft FrontPage Express</li><li>Breeze through Web page design tasks - including formatting text, creating links, and adding graphics</li><li>Produce simple, effective Web pages and link them to other popular Web sites</li><li>Place your Web pages on a Web server - for little or no cost!</li></ul>

With Microsoft's PowerPoint 4 software, you can create impressive, effective presentations. <i>PowerPoint 4 For Windows For Dummies</i> shows you how. With computing expert Doug Lowe to guide you, you discover the secrets of combining text from your word processing documents and charts and figures from your spreadsheets in order to develop presentations that are as informative as they are attractive. Here, you find tips on everything from preparing audience handouts and speaker notes to taking advantage of PowerPoint's Slide Masters and Templates to ensure a professional, consistent look to your presentations. Plus, you get a handle on using PowerPoint's timesaving Equation Editor, WordArt, and OrgChart applets, as well as adding clip art without cheesing-up the whole show.<br> <br>

<p>Not too long ago (in a galaxy not too far away), the term <i>presentation software</i> meant poster board and marker pens. Times sure have changed. Now, computer presentations are the norm; in fact, you may get some downright dirty looks from your boss if you come into a conference room carrying flip charts or a stack of handwritten transparencies.</p> <p>The term <i>PowerPoint</i> has become synonymous with fancy-schmancy, computer presentations; in fact, PowerPoint is now a major tool in boardrooms everywhere. And if you haven't been instructed to create a PowerPoint presentation, it's only a matter of time before you will be!</p> <p>But how do you get started with PowerPoint? How do you get those ideas in your head or on your legal pad into a slick presentation format? Despite Microsoft's valiant effort to make PowerPoint easy to use, it's still one of Microsoft's most complicated programs. And that's where <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies</i> steps in to help.</p> <p>Veteran <i>Dummies</i> author Doug Lowe introduces you to the power of PowerPoint 2000 in his typically humorous and easy-to-understand style. This book not only shows you how to get started with PowerPoint 2000, but it also shows you how to actually do what you need to do&nbsp;–&nbsp;without all the geeky jargon of the standard computer manual. Here's just a few of the topics covered in <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies</i>:</p> <ul> <li>Creating a brand-spanking-new presentation</li> <li>Adding text to your slides</li> <li>Editing and printing your presentations</li> <li>Formatting your slides: From selecting colors to using templates</li> <li>Using clip art and drawing your own masterpieces</li> <li>Incorporating charts, graphs, and animation into your presentation</li> <li>Including Web links and serving up your presentation on the Web</li> <li>Collaborating with others on a presentation</li> <li>Top Ten lists on the new features of PowerPoint 2000, fixing things that go wrong, and powerful PowerPoint shortcuts</li> </ul> <p>So whether you're an experienced PowerPoint guru or a newbie who has a presentation due by the end of the week (and it's Thursday!), you'll find all you need in <i>PowerPoint 2000 For Windows For Dummies.</i></p>

A complete guide to the world's most popular word processing software Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing software on the planet, and the most-used application in the Microsoft Office productivity suite. Along with the rest of Office, Word has been enhanced with new features and capabilities in the 2010 version. Word's many users will find new things to learn and use in Word 2010, and this all-in-one guide gets them up to speed while providing a reference for taking Word to the next level. Word is the top-selling application in the Microsoft Office suite and is the leading word processing software Both newcomers to Word and experienced users will need instruction in Word 2010's new features, including online editing capabilities, online document collaboration, and an improved search function Nine minibooks cover Word basics, editing, formatting, inserting bits and pieces, publishing documents, using reference features, mailings, customizing Word, and special features for developers Word 2010 All-in-One For Dummies makes it easier for Word users everywhere to get up and running with Word 2010 and its new features.

The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

The bestselling beginning networking book is now updated to cover the latest tools and trends! Fully updated and revised to include the latest trends in networking, this perennial bestseller features updated coverage of broadband technologies, storage, and backup. You'll discover the hottest topics for setting up a network at home or in the office. Popular For Dummies author Doug Lowe knows what the networking beginner is looking for, so to that end, he offers you networking fundamentals written in his easy-to-understand style and discusses topics such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Walks you through networking basics with valuable updates of the latest networking tools and trends Explains exactly what a network is and how to use it Demonstrates how to build a wired or wireless network Addresses securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a network Discusses networking with all major operating systems Networking For Dummies, 9th Edition is the guide you need to start sharing resources and exchanging data today.

This one handy book covers all the essentials you need to know about running a network. It explains how to set up and use a computer network, including installing network hardware, administration and security, TCP/IP, wireless networking, mobile networking, Windows Server 2012 reference, and managing Linux systems

The first computer network was invented when ancient mathematicians connected their abacuses (or is it abaci?) together with string so they could instantly share their abacus answers with each other so they could get their work done faster.

Java—from first steps to first apps Knowing Java is a must-have programming skill for any programmer. It’s used in a wide array of programming projects—from enterprise apps and mobile apps to big data, scientific, and financial uses. The language regularly ranks #1 in surveys of the most popular language based on number of developers, lines of code written, and real-world usage. It’s also the language of choice in AP Computer Science classes taught in the U.S. This guide provides an easy-to-follow path from understanding the basics of writing Java code to applying those skills to real projects. Split into eight minibooks covering core aspects of Java, the book introduces the basics of the Java language and object-oriented programming before setting you on the path to building web apps and databases. • Get up to speed on Java basics • Explore object-oriented programming • Learn about strings, arrays, and collections • Find out about files and databases Step-by-step instructions are provided to ensure that you don't get lost at any point along the way.

<p>Time to make the jump to Microsoft's Office 2000 suite of productivity tools? No time to slog through pages and pages of user manuals? Cut straight to the heart of things with Microsoft Office 2000 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference, your fast and friendly fingertip companion to getting up and running with the latest versions of Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Publisher.</p><p>Dive right in and emerge with the information you need to complete whatever task you have at hand. Inside Microsoft Office 2000 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference, you'll find clear, no-nonsense explanations of all the Office 2000 features and commands in an easy A-to-Z order, and you'll discover how all the programs work together in one integrated suite. Review common chores used in all Office applications; use the powerful Office Wizards to save time and headaches when creating files; share data across applications, projects, or workgroups; and master the fine art of desktop publishing with Publisher 2000, the newest tool in the Office 2000 Professional Edition.</p><p>With its spiral, lay-flat binding for quick reference and its low price, this book will become your desktop companion.</p>

<ul> <li>Nine minibooks provide new and inexperienced Word users with the know-how to optimize the features of the long-anticipated release of the latest version of Word</li> <li>Valuable minibooks cover Word basics; formatting text; various editing techniques; working with letters, envelopes, and labels; adding graphics; Web publishing; advanced document features; customizing Word; and programming Word with VBA</li> <li>Offers insightful information for creating key documents such as reports, letters, business plans, and more for both the Web and print</li> <li>Helps readers take advantage of the new Word features, including advanced collaboration, a results-oriented user interface, pre-built layouts, and more</li> </ul>

<p><P><b>9 books in 1&#8212;your key to success with Java!</b> <P><b>Your one-stop guide to taming Java&#174; and boosting your developer skills</b> <P>Want to start programming with Java? This handy resource packs all the Java essentials you need into one easy-to-use guide. It's been fully updated for Java 6, covering everything from Java and XML to Swing, Server-side Java, and Eclipse. You'll do object-oriented programming, create applets for the Web, read and write XML data, and much more! <P><ul><P><li>Install and use Java tools<P><li> Work with variables and data types<P><li> Program for a network<P><li> Build graphical userinterfaces<P><li> Create servlets and Java Server Pages<P><li> Develop animations and simple games<P></ul><P></p>

<p>Wouldn’t it be a waste to own a Porsche convertible and just drive it to the grocery store at 40 mph? If you have Word 2003, you actually have a high-performance word processing program that can do almost anything you tell it to. <i>Word 2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies</i> helps you put the pedal to the metal and your fingers to the keys and cover a lot of territory fast. It includes information on:</p> <ul> <li>The basics, such as editing, saving, and printing documents</li> <li>Time-savers, including creating keyboard shortcuts, using styles, and more</li> <li>Jazzing up your documents with borders, shading, shapes, charts, drawings, and clip art</li> <li>Handy desktop publishing tricks</li> <li>Whipping out letters, envelopes, return-address labels, and more</li> </ul> <p>Written by Doug Lowe, author of more than 30 <i>For Dummies</i> books, <i>Word 2003</i> <i>All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies</i> lets you go as far as you want. You can venture off and explore:&nbsp;</p> <ul> <li>Creating Web pages with Word, how to host a Web site, and more</li> <li>Using XML (eXtensible Markup Language) to store and exchange information in a standardized way that’s accessible universally</li> <li>Outlining, indexing, creating a table of contents, and more</li> <li>Using Word’s Master Document to compile long documents such as your future bestseller, your unabridged collection of bad jokes, or whatever</li> <li>Using Word’s speech recognition so you can dictate text and issue menu commands by speaking</li> <li>Creating macros with VBA (Visual Basics for Applications)</li> </ul> <p>A comprehensive index helps you find the information you want fast. So what are you waiting for? With <i>Word 2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies</i> as your navigator, take Word 2003 out for a spin and see what this baby can do.</p>

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If you've just found yourself in charge of a network, take heart! This guide replace a whole shelf of heavy books with nine streamlined minibooks that tell you everything you need to get started. Learn to build a network, secure it, troubleshoot problems, work with TCP/IP and Windows server operating systems, and much more! -- From publisher's description

A complete guide to the world's most popular word processing software Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing software on the planet, and the most-used application in the Microsoft Office productivity suite. Along with the rest of Office, Word has been enhanced with new features and capabilities in the 2010 version. Word's many users will find new things to learn and use in Word 2010, and this all-in-one guide gets them up to speed while providing a reference for taking Word to the next level. Word is the top-selling application in the Microsoft Office suite and is the leading word processing software Both newcomers to Word and experienced users will need instruction in Word 2010's new features, including online editing capabilities, online document collaboration, and an improved search function Nine minibooks cover Word basics, editing, formatting, inserting bits and pieces, publishing documents, using reference features, mailings, customizing Word, and special features for developers Word 2010 All-in-One For Dummies makes it easier for Word users everywhere to get up and running with Word 2010 and its new features.