Fast-paced and to the point. Quick Course "RM" books are designed for the beginning to intermediate computer user that focus on instruction rather than features. End users will discover how to customize Windows 98 to suit the way they work. Find new ways to quickly access and organize documents and information. And learn how to optimize disk performance and to safeguard files by backing them up. Applauded by trainers in business, education, and the government, Quick Course "RM" books are the fast, efficient, and affordable way to keep pace with today's ever-changing software programs.

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.

Ideal for use as a self-paced training guide or for instructor-led training, this book offers fast-paced tutorials and learning exercises for quickly grasping spreadsheet basics and building proficiency.

Showing how to use FrontPage 2000 to create an exciting Web site, this tutorial starts with using a wizard to create a simple set of Web pages and continues with chapters on publishing a Web site, creating a more complex site, and maintaining and updating a site.

Providing a procedural, personal training system for those who want to get up and running on Microsoft Windows 98 as quickly and easily as possible, this book includes easy-to-follow objectives and real-world business examples so users can learn exactly what they need to know, at their own speed.

Learn how to use Outlook 2000 to keep track of schedules, tasks, and contacts and to communicate with colleagues and friends. Other topics include exploring the Journal component, logging Outlook activities and documents, and archiving old Outlook items.

In seven fast-paced chapters, this book shows how to use Microsoft Outlook for managing time, contacts, and tasks and for handling both company and Internet email.

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.