Shows how Netscape handles e-mail, file transfers, and newsgroups

Teaching users about the advanced features of Navigator 3.0, this text demonstrates practical, hands-on techniques which are requried for straightforward navigation of the Internet. These techniques include: how to set up and configure a system; get sound and video support; and use Chat Tool and Shared Whiteboard for textual and graphical data conferencing. The book also provides a thorough introduction to, and history of, the Internet and the World Wide Web. The accompanying CD-ROM contains Netscape Navigator 3.0.

Tidrow provides users with step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring Gold, along with troubleshooting techniques. With his easy-to-understand explanations and tips, composing for the Web, e-mail and newsgroups becomes a simple cut-and-paste, drag-and-drop process. Even first-time users will be able to create dynamic online documents easily.

Endorsed by Netscape Communications, this bestselling book (200,000 in print) has been completely updated to cover all the new features of Netscape Navigator. The book features complete coverage of CoolTalk, Netscape's new teleconferencing tool. The CD-ROM contains Netscape Navigator 3.0.

Every Student's Guide to the World Wide Web enables students to easily and efficiently browse the Web, using Netscape Navigator 2.0. Written for beginners, the book focuses on educational applications that students can easily relate to their own assignments, research projects, and term papers that they will prepare throughout their academic careers. Hands-on tutorials, online exercises, and online Internet support help to make this an easy-to-use introduction to the exciting new frontiers of the World Wide Web.

Designed to make the Internet accessible to anyone, this book introduces the basics of using Netscape Navigator 2.0 to get onto the World Wide Web and have a worthwhile and rewarding experience while there. Explains everything the reader needs to get connected to the World Wide Web and to get around with Netscape Navigator. Readers will be able to start exploring the Web in less than fifteen minutes through the use of a step-by-step "travel guide." Offers simple explanations of Internet terms without the use of jargon or techie talk. Covers major topics, including electronic mail, listserv mailing lists, WWB, Gopher, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Telnet, USCnet News Groups, Free-Nets, search engines, and chat rooms. Gives hints and troubleshooting tips to make the readers trip on the Internet more enjoyable. Provides guided tours to show how businesses use the Internet and how to design a Web page. A valuable book for anyone interested in learning to explore and make use of the World Wide Web with Netscape Navigator 2.0.

You've heard all about Netscape Navigator. You know you use it to get on the World Wide Web. But how do you get it? And what do do you do with it? Fear no more, your questions have been answered! Web guru James "Spingo" Barnett will tell you how to locate and install the shareware and freeware applications necessary to wring every bit of information - and fun - out of the Web. Then he'll guide you, step by step, through the intricacies of using Netscape Navigator and the World Wide Web.