Relates information for using the Internet with Macintosh computers via Pipeline, Mosaic, national services, and do-it-yourself connections. Includes disks containing MacWeb, Pipeline and TCP/Connect II software.

Free Internet for Macs "Cheat Sheet" Inside! The Ultimate Mac Book for Getting On and Using the Internet! Whether you want to set up a business, shop the coolest new 3-D Web sites, or have fun on the Net, The Internet For Macs® For Dummies®, 3rd Edition, shows you how to maximize your Mac's Web capabilities. With sensible advice on OS 8, 8.1, and 8.5, plus helpful tips on the latest browser releases, this down-to-earth guide helps you get the most out of the Internet — The Fun and Easy Way™! Inside, find helpful advice on how to: Connect hassle-free using easy-to-decipher instructions Choose the Web browser that's right for you Send and receive e-mail quickly and easily — including attachments Find the best Mac Internet sites for software and news Set up your own Web page in minutes Pick up Web business tricks of the trade along with time-and money-saving tips Research any topic of interest — and get great results

This quick and easy-to-use reference offers plain English translations and guides users through the Internet and the Web with helpful icons, tips and examples. If you're looking for the fastest, easiest way to have Internet features at your fingertips, keep this third edition by the your computer and never worry about remembering all those Internet functions again.

A reader-friendly fast-answer book that covers everything a Mac user needs to know to hook up and start surfing the Net. It is cross-referenced to The Internet for Macs for Dummies and gives a quick overview of Internet basics and on-line services.

The Internet is rapidly changing. Every day new programs are added and information is updated. With that in mind, Engst has written a guide that is beneficial to Macintosh users of the Internet, providing comprehensive coverage of a broad range of Internet topics. Also includes an introduction and history of the Internet. The disk contains software needed to get connected to the Internet.

For novice users unsure of how to take advantage of the Mother of all Networks, this completely updated book leads users through the trials of getting on the Net and provides an invaluable reference that helps them get where they want to go on the information superhighway. The CD contains AT&T WorldNet Service Software.

Get the most out of the iMac and the Internet with this two-book boxed set containing "The iMac For Dummies" and "The Internet For Macs For Dummies, 3rd Ed.." The authors, who are both Mac columnists, cover the essentials when it comes to mastering the iMac (Pogue) and conquering the Internet with your Mac (Seiter).

The comprehensive how-to for Mac computer mastery New to Macs? Making the PC-to-Mac switch? Adding a Mac to your existing network? Macs For Dummies makes it easy. Now in its eleventh edition, the bestselling Macintosh computer book of all time is back, updated and revised to cover Apple's latest generation of Macintosh hardware and software. From the Snow Leopard operating system to iWork and iLife, this step-by-step guide is perfect for first-time Mac users or more experienced users upgrading to the newest Mac models. Shows you how to set up your e-mail, browse the Internet with Safari, and explore blogs and social networking sites Helps you understand folders, icons, windows, and master the Dock Guides you through navigating iLife applications and backing up your computer with Time Machine Explains buying songs online with iTunes and burning music to CDs Details how to run a Windows operating system on your Mac Written by USA Today's Personal Technology columnist Ed Baig in the straightforward but fun language that defines the For Dummies series, there is no better way to get started with your new computer!

Over 50 and thinking about getting your first computer? A user-friendly Mac is a great choice, and Macs For Seniors For Dummies walks you through choosing one and learning to use it. You won’t even need your grandchildren to help! Macs For Seniors For Dummies introduces you to all the basic things you may not have encountered before—how to use the keyboard and mouse, work with files and folders, navigate around the Mac OS X desktop, set up an Internet connection, and much more. You’ll learn to: Choose the Mac that’s right for you, set it up, run programs and manage files, and hook up a printer Use all the programs that come with your Mac for creating documents and spreadsheets, playing movies and music, and more Surf the Internet with the Safari browser — safely Keep in touch with family and friends via e-mail Upload photos from your digital camera, edit and organize them with iPhoto, and share them by e-mail or as prints Play music with iTunes, put your favorite songs on a CD, or listen to online radio stations Use the Web to help plan trips, get maps, book hotels or RV campgrounds, or buy plane tickets Customize your Mac to make everything as easy and convenient as possible Even if you’ve never used a computer before, Macs For Seniors For Dummies makes it really easy to make friends with your Mac. Before you know it, you’ll wonder why you waited so long to get a computer!