If you're an administrator or an IS professional, this book was written for you. Here you'll find the hands-on, in-depth information you need to roll out, support, and get the most from Microsoft Office 97 throughout your organization. For systems running Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows NT Server or Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0, this book covers it all - migrating from earlier versions of Microsoft Office, switching from other applications such as Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPerfect, and coexistence among different versions of Microsoft Office. You get full information on network installation, plus the timesaving Network Installation Wizard on the enclosed CD-ROM. And like all the tools and utilities on the CD-ROM, this wizard is a tested, supported application designed to make your job easier.

Direct from the Windows 95 development team, this comprehensive book/disk combo is the most exhaustive source of technical information that computer professionals, advanced users, and many enthusiastic Windows users need to become experts on the latest release of Windows. It contains some of the most sought-after tips, tricks, and productivity secrets available.; 3 disks.

The authoritative technical guide required by system administrators and other MIS professionals responsible for the care and feeding of Microsoft Windows 98 within their organizations, this reference offers the most complete source of professional-level information on the new version available anywhere.

This exclusive Microsoft collection provides a detailed, technical resource on Office for Windows 95 and its component applications for system administrators and other computer professionals rolling out and administering Office 95 throughout an organization, whether for local or distributed installations. Valuable source code, tools, and utilities are included on three disks.

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Here is simply the best and easiest way to connect to the Internet using Windows 95. The disk contains a suite of Internet tools for Windows 95, including a direct and easy-to-use start-up account with an Internet service provider. The book describes how to use these tools to browse the World Wide Web, download files, catch up on information on Usenet, and communicate using electronic mail.

Microsoft Office ranks among the most pedestrian of software suites--it's in a high percentage of the world's cubicles, for sure. But there's more to Microsoft's productivity suite than what the user sees, and Office XP adds, in the form of activation-based licensing, a whole new level of intrigue to what's always been a deployment and maintenance challenge. Microsoft Office XP Resource Kit shows how to manage Office XP effectively and efficiently, emphasizing the suite's capacity for centralized management. Like all members of the Microsoft Resource Kit series, this one includes a CD-ROM containing utility software and searchable documentation.Administrators will appreciate the coverage of best practices in this book. For example, the authors advise you to use a totally clean computer as a platform for creating an image of the Office installation you want to deploy network-wide, and warn you against starting applications on that machine so as to avoid creating any user-preferences settings. Information on Registry settings also is outstanding--readers will find documentation of keys and values here that doesn't appear in any other printed volume. The utility software's pretty cool, too: Supplementary file converters, an Outlook security configurer, and Answer Wizard Builder (a tool with which you can create help documents specific to your organization) are among the goodies. --David WallTopics covered: Microsoft Office XP, explained for the benefit of people who will be installing, upgrading, customizing, and managing it across an organizational network. Installation, user management, localization, and messaging are among the kit's areas of emphasis.

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