A revision of the first edition to include many new tips and techniques, this guide provides additions of new chapters on Active Desktop, Webcasting, Outlook Express, FrontPage Express and special needs of users migrating from other Windows operating systems and of laptop users. New and enhanced features now available with the Service Pack 3 and the NT Option Pack are also highlighted, with corresponding icons, throughout the book.

Explains how to install, configure & maintain NT on individual workstations and also how to connect computers using NT's built-in, peer-to-peer networking. Discusses remote access services, TCP/IP connections, optimization, troubleshooting, cross-platform integration, Web site design & maintenance and HTML tools.

Peter Norton's new Windows NT 4.0 Tutorial helps students learn to create, process, and present information using Microsoft Windows NT. With an emphasis on hands-on instruction, this applications tutorial includes a student data disk to help students apply and practice the skills and techniques they learn in each lesson.

With Peter Norton'S Maximizing Windows Nt Server 4, Premier Edition, You Will: Understand The Revamped Nt Architecture With Its Subsystems, File System, And Networking Concepts Design Your Domain And Manage Its Users Without Compromising Security Exploit Available Nt Services To The Fullest: Browsing, Remote Access Services, And Workgroup Post Offices Learn To Survive In A Multi-Protocol World Create Private Virtual Networks, Using The Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol Unleash The Power Of Nt Server While Making The Most Of Your Existing Netware Environment Connect Easily To Macintosh, Unix, And Hosts Track, Monitor, Manage, And Install Hardware And Software Resources With System Management Server Prepare For Disaster With A Consistent Backup And Recovery Strategy

Peter Norton's Complete Guide to Microsoft Windows XP is a comprehensive, user-friendly guide written in the highly acclaimed Norton style. This unique approach teaches the features of Windows XP with clear explanations of the many new technologies designed to improve your system performance. The book demonstrates all of the newest features available for increasing your OS performance. You will find Peter's Principles, communications, networking, printing, performance, troubleshooting, and compatibility tips throughout the book. Whether you're just starting out or have years of experience, Peter Norton's Guide to Microsoft Windows XP has the answers, explanations, and examples you need.

Building on the Norton tradition, this title provides in-depth and detailed insights and lucid, jargon-free language in the first person. The authors provide complete coverage on Active Directory and detailed explanations on all the capabilities of Windows 2000. This title is designed to be the one-stop reference that will give network administrators everything they need to use these vast resources that this product provides.

Windows 2000 introduces many new technologies designed to improve system performance and capability. This book explains the underlying technologies and their practical implications. Topics covered include customizing the new interface, and installation and configuration wizards and options.

Written for the intermediate to advanced C programmer, this book has been revised to provide a detailed look at programming techniques for Microsoft Windows 3.1. Packed with tips and techniques that show power programmers how to develop powerful and full-featured Windows 3.1 applications.