Windows 98 for dummies
By: by Andy Rathbone.
Series: --For dummies
Publisher: IDG Books; For Dummies
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Foster City, CA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 382
Subjects: Microsoft Windows (Computer file); Operating systems (Computers)
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Part 1 : Bare-bones Windows 98 stuff (start here).; title: What is Windows 98?; title: Ignore this chapter on computer parts; title: Windows 98 stuff everybody thinks you already know; title: Part 2 : Making Windows 98 do something.; title: Starting Windows 98; title: Field guide to buttons, bars, boxes, folders, and files; title: Moving windows around; title: I can't find it!; title: That "cut and paste" stuff (moving around words, pictures, and sounds); title: Customizing Windows 98 (fiddling with the control panel and other settings); title: Part 3 : Using Windows 98 applications (and surfing the Web, should the mood strike).; title: The Windows 98 desktop, start button, and taskbar; title: Those scary Windows Explorer and My Computer programs; title: The free programs!; title: Uh, how do I run my old DOS programs?; title: Cruising the World Wide Web; title: Part 4 : Been there, done that : quick references for moving to Windows 98.; title: Make Windows 98 work like my old Windows!; title: Just tell me the easy way!; title: Part 5 : Help!; title: The case of the broken window; title: Error messages (what you did does not compute); title: Help on the Windows 98 help system; title: Part 6 : The part of tens.; title: Ten exciting Windows 98 features worth checking out; title: Ten aggravating things about Windows 98 (and how to fix them); title: Ten expensive things you can do to make Windows 98 run better; title: Ten atrocious acronyms; title: Ten Windows 98 icons and what they do; title: Ten ways to fix confusing Internet, Web, and Active Desktop problems; title: Appendix A : Installing Windows 98; title: Appendix B : Glossary