Book description
Using Windows 95 with IE 4.0 is a comprehensive reference for the intermediate to advanced user, providing complete coverage of the all-new functionality that IE 4.0 brings to the Windows 95 environment. By showing readers how to optimize their knowledge of the Win95 OS, as well as how to more closely integrate all their computer activities with the Internet, this title is a valuable guide for how to get Windows 98 functionality now.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- We'd Like to Hear from You!
- Introduction
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Installing and Configuring Windows 95
- What's New in Windows 95 and Internet Explorer 4.0
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Installing and Upgrading Windows 95
- System Requirements for Windows 95
- Keeping Your Copy of Windows 95 Up to Date
- Determining the Current Version of Windows
- Installing Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 (OSR2)
- Upgrading from Windows 3.x
- Installing Windows 95 on a New System or Hard Drive
- How Windows 95 Setup Works
- Installing Windows 95 from an MS-DOS Prompt
- Advanced Installation Techniques
- Configuring Windows 95
- Configuring Multimedia Windows 95
- Controlling Printers
- Working with Fonts
- Plug and Play and Legacy Device Installation
- Special Features for Notebook Users
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Navigation Skills
- Understanding the Windows 95 Interface
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Navigating and Controlling Windows
- Starting and Quitting Windows
- Learning the Parts of the Windows Display
- Using the Mouse and Keyboard on the Desktop
- Starting Applications from the Start Menu and Taskbar
- Starting Programs from a Shortcut Icon
- Starting Programs and Documents from Windows Explorer or My Computer
- Quitting Windows Applications
- Managing Windows After an Application Failure
- Getting Help
- The Overview of the Windows Desktop Update
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Working with Files and Folders
- Managing Files with My Computer and Windows Explorer
- Advanced File Management Techniques
- Managing Files Using Web View
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Working with Disks and Disk Drives
- Understanding What Your Disk Drive Does
- The FAT32 File System
- The Windows 95 File System
- Formatting Disks
- Naming Your Drive with a Volume Label
- Using ScanDisk to Check for Disk Damage
- Improving Performance with Disk Defragmenter
- Compressing a Disk
- Running Disk Performance Utilities with the System Agent
- Monitoring Your System
- Improving Memory Use with Virtual Memory
- Backing Up and Protecting Your Data
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Working with the Internet
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Establishing a Dial-Up Internet Connection
- Using the Internet Connection Wizard
- Installing and Configuring a Modem
- Configuring a Connection to an Existing Internet Account
- Setting Up a New Account with an Internet Service Provider
- Managing Dial-Up Networking Connections
- Using Locations to Control Dial-Up Connections
- Using the Microsoft Network for Internet Access
- Using Other Online Services
- Connecting to the Internet
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Web Browsing with Internet Explorer 4.0
- What Is Internet Explorer 4.0?
- Starting Internet Explorer
- Navigating Internet Explorer
- Gathering Information from the Status Bar
- Stopping Downloads and Reloading Pages
- Setting Your Home Page
- Increasing the Size of the Browser Window
- Adjusting Fonts and Colors to Make Web Pages More Readable
- Viewing Web Pages in Other Languages
- Configuring IE to Work with Other Programs
- Speeding Up Web Connections
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Finding, Organizing, and Saving Web-Based Information
- Using Internet Shortcuts
- Using the Favorites Folder to Organize Your Favorite Web Sites
- Changing or Adding Quick Links
- Using the Search Bar to Find Information on the World Wide Web
- Searching for Information on the Current Page
- Using the History Bar to Revisit Web Sites
- Printing Web Pages
- Saving and Editing Web Pages
- Downloading Files from FTP Sites
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Internet Explorer 4.0 and Security
- Setting a Security Policy
- Configuring Internet Explorer to Use a Proxy Server
- Establishing and Maintaining Internet Security Zones
- Restricting ActiveX Controls
- Limiting Java Applets
- Blocking Dangerous Scripts and Unsafe File Downloads
- Working with Secure Web Sites
- How Safe Are "Cookies"?
- Simplifying Online Purchases with Microsoft Wallet
- Controlling Access to Undesirable Content
- Working with Web Subscriptions and the Active Desktop
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Using Outlook Express for Email and News
- Should You Switch to Outlook Express?
- Starting Outlook Express
- Configuring Outlook Express
- Choosing HTML or Plain Text as Your Message Format
- Exchanging Data with Other Mail Programs
- Reading Messages in Outlook Express
- Using the Windows Address Book
- Composing a New Message
- Working with File Attachments
- Sending and Receiving Mail
- Replying to Messages You've Received
- Forwarding Messages
- Organizing Messages with Folders
- Using the Inbox Assistant to Process Mail Automatically
- Enhancing Email Security
- Working with Newsgroups
- Downloading and Reading Newsgroup Messages
- Using FrontPage Express and Internet Components
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Establishing a Dial-Up Internet Connection
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Working with Applications
- Application Management Fundamentals
- Installing, Running, and Uninstalling Windows Applications
- Installing, Running, and Uninstalling MS-DOS Applications
- Using Microsoft Exchange and Windows Messaging
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Using Fax, Address Book, and Phone Dialer
- Overview of Microsoft Fax
- Installing and Configuring Microsoft Fax
- Faxing a Quick Message or a File
- Sending a More Complete Message
- Using the Fax Cover Page Editor
- Viewing Received Faxes
- Using Other Fax Options
- Working with the Exchange Address Book
- Using the Windows Address Book
- Working with Phone Dialer
- Using WordPad and Paint
- Using Calculator, Calendar, and Other Accessories
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Customizing Windows 95 and Sharing Data Effectively
- Customizing the Taskbar and Start Menu
- Customizing the Desktop Settings
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Customizing Your System Settings
- Changing the Sounds Associated with Windows Events
- Customizing the Mouse
- Customizing the Keyboard
- Making Windows Accessible for the Hearing, Sight, and Movement Impaired
- Setting the Date and Time
- Customizing for Your Country and Language
- Changing Custom Settings for Each User
- Preventing Others from Using Windows
- Reviewing Your Computer's System Information
- Using the Task Scheduler
- Simple Ways of Sharing Data Between Applications
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Networking with Windows 95
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Setting Up a Windows 95 Peer-to-Peer Network
- Using the Peer Advantage
- Creating a New Peer Network with Windows 95
- Installing Peer-to-Peer Services
- Integrating Windows 95 Peer Services into a Client/Server Network
- Peer Networking and Routability
- Creating Workgroups
- Using Domains
- User-Level versus Share-Level Security
- Building a Workgroup Administrator
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Sharing Windows 95 Peer-to-Peer Resources
- Creating Shares
- Sharing a Drive
- Configuring Access Rights
- Connecting to Shared Drives
- Locating Computers
- Sharing Workstation Drives
- Sharing CD-ROMs and Other Removable Drives
- Sharing Workstation Printers
- Sharing a Workstation's Fax Modem
- Accessing a Shared Fax Modem
- Using Remote Network Access
- Sharing Drives over the Internet
- Balancing the Load
- Creating a Dedicated Peer Server
- Using Workgroup Applications and Utilities
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Connecting Windows 95 to a Novell Network
- Introducing the Windows 95 Client for NetWare Networks
- Installing the Windows 95 Client for NetWare Networks
- Installing Windows 95 on an Existing NetWare Client
- Using NetWare Client Alternatives
- Using Novell Real-Mode Clients
- Using the Microsoft Service for NetWare Directory Services
- Using the NetWare Client32 for Windows 95
- Choosing an NDS Client
- Using Novell Network Resources in Windows 95
- Connecting Windows 95 to Windows NT Server 4.0
- Using Windows NT Server Resources in Windows 95
- Working with Network Printers
- Network Management and Security
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Setting Up a Windows 95 Peer-to-Peer Network
- Appendix
- Index
Product information
- Title: Special Edition Using Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.0
- Author(s):
- Release date: February 1998
- Publisher(s): Que
- ISBN: 9780789715531
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