Unlike other books on the market, this one covers the more advanced features of Windows 2000 Professional rather than expounding on the basics. Readers will be better prepared to make intelligent choices when using such features as Active Directory, NTFS 5 file system, multimedia, and more.

Upgrading to Microsoftr Windows 2000 Professional is the perfect companion for anyone planning on migrating from Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT Workstation 4 to Windows 2000 Professional. Designed to be compact, this book provides a detailed examination of the differences between your operating system and Windows 2000 Professional. You will learn everything that you need to know to get up and running fast. Coverage focuses on how to take advantage of new features like personalized menus, active desktop, modem sharing and multiple monitor support without forgetting to show what has happened to your favorite programs and utilities. Coverage includes: * Installing Windows 2000 Professional * Desktop Customization * Managing Applications * System Administration * Networking * Internet Access

Push Windows 2000 to the limit - and maximize your PC's performance! Packed with inside information, this EXPERT COMPANION gives power users like you a bounty of tips, tricks, and workarounds to make your PC work like never before! Tailor Windows 2000 Professional to your specific needs-from modifying the boot process to setting up an intranet. Discover new ways to troubleshoot tough performance and security issues. Configure multiple machines to share hardware and online connections-and manage your resources more efficiently. No matter how and where you use your PC, this sophisticated guide shows you how to get under the hood and optimize every facet of the operating system! * Exploit the built-in management tools in Windows 2000, including Microsoft Management Console (MMC), the Services snap-in, Event Viewer, and the Indexing Service * Learn how to create a reliable network, use TCP/IP effectively, and resolve networking problems on your own * See how to set up a print server, Web servers, and user accounts * Get better performance on line by using a LAN, cable, or DSL to access your Internet accounts, and by managing incoming connections through tunnels and virtual private networks (VPNs) * Use the Windows Script Host to automate common tasks * Help secure system resources by using security certificates and NTFS, auditing user and group access, and encrypting e-mail messages * Ensure your system runs smoothly by monitoring system performance, employing power-management tactics and tools, and editing the registry * Tap into the power of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft NetMeeting

Covers installation, configuration, Registry manipulation, network management, Active Directory, and security.

This kit teaches IT professionals how to set up, upgrade, and troubleshoot a Beta 3 installation of Windows 2000, Microsoft's next generation enterprise operating system. The CD-ROM features a complete, searchable version of the course materials.

This book offers an advance look at Windows NT 5.0 system deployment issues--with unique information delivered in cooperation with Microsoft. The information will help IT implementers understand Windows NT Workstation capabilities in relation to the Windows NT 5.0 network operating system and in comparison with Windows 98.

This Microsoft training kit teaches IT professionals how to set up and support Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 2000 server. An economical alternative to classroom training, this kit enables users to set their own pace and learn by doing.

Showcases the operating system's most recent upgrade, covering Web integration, Plug and Play, Internet Connection Wizard, and other tips for maximizing Windows 2000 Professional

Users learn Windows 2000 at their own pace using the proven Step by Step methodology. This book packs eight hours of instruction -- featuring ample screen shots, illustrations, and real-world examples to make learning easy, plus CD-based practice files that are tightly integrated with the lessons. Its modular design lets users find their own starting point and drive their own instruction. A ""quick look"" guide provides easy visual navigation, while lay-flat binding lets readers follow the text with both hands at the keyboard. Users build mastery of new Windows features such as the Active Desktop ""TM"" and Active Directory, new support for DVD, better Internet and remote access features and security, OnNow technology, and more.