This text teaches students how to work with programs, manage files using both My Computer and Windows Explorer, and customize the Windows environment in this visual, step-by-step introduction to Windows 98. They also learn how to get online with Microsoft Network and Exchange.

To help millions of users get up to speed quickly, ""Introducing Microsoft Windows 98"" provides a valuable overview of the features, benefits, and behavior of the newest version of Windows. The book gives readers a crisp, clear introduction to the ways they will use Windows 98, both on their own machine and online, through the Internet and Intranets. Cover Title

Microsoft Windows 98 will change the way people access information on the desktop and the Internet. Packed with information about what's new with the new version, this book provides concise help with Internet access, using Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, and with using new features.

Integrates textual explanation and hands-on exercises, providing a balance between real-world practice and conceptual understanding. This innovative, highly visual, project-based book features hands-on exercises that are built around a running case study. For anyone interested in learning Microsoft Windows 95 and 98.

Part of the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series, this text offers a clear screen-by-screen, step-by-step approach to learning Microsoft Windows 98.

An update of the popular beta edition of "Introducing Microsoft Windows 98", this second edition has been fully revised to cover the release version of Windows 98. Exclusive information is included on how Windows 98 works with files, folders, directories, system utilities, applications, and more.

To help millions of potential users get up to speed quickly, this preview kit provides a valuable hands-on overview of the features, benefits, and behavior of the newest version of the Windows operating system, including an online tour of what's new in the accompanying CD-ROM. The CD also contains Internet Explorer 4.0 version. Cover Title

This is the ideal quick reference for beginning to intermediate users. Alphabetical listings and rich cross-referencing make it easy to find solutions to problems. In addition, its small format makes it extremely portable--appealing to travelers and users of laptop computers.

As he has for legions of students at Illinois State U., Duffy introduces Windows 98 through hands-on exercises in using its features. Upgrading from Windows 95 and troubleshooting are beyond its scope. Includes a glossary of basic computer and Windows terms. An auxiliary web site, and instructor and