Hahn quickly engages readers to teach basics and intermediate usage of the Internet. Even Grandma can learn to be an accomplished user with easy-to-decipher instructions and tips.

A traditional bestseller, AOL For Dummies is the only regularly updated reference book on the market for beginning AOL users Covers the essentials of signing up for AOL, getting around the AOL channels, using AOL's e-mail and instant messaging, and exploring the Web browser Helps first-time users take advantage of AOL's broadband content and the newest features of AOL 9.0 Optimized, such as improved safety features, e-mail systems, and on-demand programming Highlights the changes that users of previous versions will encounter with AOL 9.0 Includes coverage of new high-speed services

Information online is not stored or organized in any logical fashion, but this reference attempts to organize and catalog a small portion of the Web in a single resource of the best sites in each category.

Officially endorsed by America Online, this second edition highlights AOL's value-added features, including the Mail Center, Driveway, AOL News Ticker, Keywords, Instant Messenger, Favorite Places, and others. The guide also includes a directory of the best Internet and Web destinations available through AOL.

This fourth edition is a new, fully expanded version of the step-by-step guide to America's #1 online service. Using a unique combination of pictures and text, readers are shown step by step how to get online and how to get the most out of AOL's features, including many of the new ones added to version 4.0, such as instant messages, sending images, and the new Virtual Places. The disk contains AOL membership software.