I think it is a book. A university librarian is largely responsible for the production of this sixty-three page guide, for it was a librarian, we are told in the opening chapter, who first introduced Mark Neely to the Internet in the days when he was a law student. The librarian in question logged Neely on to the Internet via a Vax and then left him to get on with it, leaving him rather confused as to what the Internet was all about. Neely has written this work to help others who find themselves in a similar situation today. All About the Internet is a brief guide to the Internet.
Email is explained, the Web is analysed, and serach engines are discussed, as well as newsgroups.
Although Neely does not go into great detail, all the essential features of the Internet are covered here in very easy to understand text. A complete list of new books added to Heriot-Watt University Library is available from the Library News page. Business Week Online International Journal of Systemic Bacteriology Microbiology Economist Online . This page has been visited times.