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Windows XP Gigabook For Dummies

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Weverka, Peter/Chambers, Mark L/Harvey, Greg et al
Erschienen am 26.04.2004, 1. Auflage 2004
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ISBN/EAN: 9780764576799
Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 910 S., 28.99 MB
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Beschreibung

Whats a Gigabook? A collection of just about everything you need to know on a topic, all in one convenient place!Windows XP Gigabook For Dummies takes the best from five otherFor Dummies books and squeezes out everything but the most important stuff. This single super-sized reference more than 800 pages worth gives you a go-to guide on everything connected with Windows XP, PCs and peripherals, the Internet, Office 2003, and Money 2004. You might think of it as a greatest hits collection.

Want to know how to set up, navigate, use, and maintain Windows XP? Its all in Book I. Book II covers the care and feeding of PCs in general and takes you on a complete tour of peripheralsthose add-ons that make computing cool. Want to explore the world via the World Wide Web? Check Book III. And if you finally have to do some work, check into Book IV, where youll get the complete story on Office 2003 and Money 2004. Youll discover how to:

Customize Windows XP, set up user accounts, and share filesWork with digital photos, Windows Media Player, and Windows Movie MakerChoose a printer, scanner, game hardware, and additional storageSet up a wireless home networkGet online safely, protect your kids, create your own Web pages, and cruise for bargains on eBayUse Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPointManage your finances with Microsoft Money

Windows XP Gigabook For Dummies is packed with information thats easy to find and even easier to understand. Keep it handy for referenceyoull be gigapleased with how useful it is!

Autorenportrait

Office 2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies author Peter Weverka (San Francisco, CA) brings together content from some of the best-known and best selling authors in theFor Dummies series for theWindows XP Gigabook For Dummies. Along with content from his own Office All-in-One, Peter picks the best fromWoody Leonhard (Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies),Mark Chambers (PCs All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies), John Levine and Margaret Levine Young (The Internet For Dummies),Doug Lowe (Creating Web Pages For Dummies Quick Reference), and many others.

Inhalt

Introduction.

Book I: Windows XP.

Part I: Getting to Know Windows XP.

Chapter 1: Introducing Windows XP.

Chapter 2: Upgrading to Windows XP.

Chapter 3: Finding Your Way around Windows XP.

Part II: Customizing Windows XP.

Chapter 4: Personalizing Your Desktop.

Chapter 5: Organizing Your Windows XP Interface.

Chapter 6: Setting Up Personal Accounts.

Part III: Managing Files and Maintaining Order.

Chapter 7: Managing Files and Folders.

Chapter 8: Locating Stuff with Windows XP.

Chapter 9: Adding and Removing Software.

Chapter 10: Maintaining Your Windows XP System.

Part IV: Exploring Windows XP Multimedia.

Chapter 11: Jammin with Windows Media Player.

Chapter 12: Lights! Action! Windows Movie Maker.

Chapter 13: Working with Digital Pictures.

Book II: PCs and Peripherals.

Part I: Hardware.

Chapter 1: Starting with the Basics.

Chapter 2: Additional Toys Your PC Will Enjoy.

Chapter 3: Connectors, Ports, and Sundry Openings.203

Chapter 4: Maintaining Your Hardware.

Part II: Peripheral Equipment.

Chapter 5: Scanning with Gusto.

Chapter 6: Dude, MP3 Rocks!

Chapter 7: Making Movies with Your PC.

Chapter 8: I Can Make My Own DVDs?

Chapter 9: Im Okay, Youre a Digital Camera.

Part III: Upgrading and Supercharging.

Chapter 10: Determining What to Upgrade.

Chapter 11: Adding RAM to Your Hot Rod.

Chapter 12: Scotty, I Need More Power!

Chapter 13: Adding Hard Drive Territory to Your System.

Chapter 14: Partying with USB, FireWire, and Hubs.

Chapter 15: Pumping Up Your Sound and Video.

Part IV: Home Networking.

Chapter 16: Do I Really Need a Network?

Chapter 17: Ethernet to the Rescue.

Chapter 18: Going Wireless.

Chapter 19: Sharing Your Internet Connection.

Book III: The Internet.

Part I: Going Online with an ISP.

Chapter 1: Hooking Up with the Right Service.

Chapter 2: Managing Your Online Security.

Chapter 3: America Online.

Part II: Getting Caught in the World Wide Web.

Chapter 4: Browsers and What They Do.

Chapter 5: Customizing Your Browser Settings.

Chapter 6: Printing and Saving Web Information.

Part III: E-Mail.

Chapter 7: E-Mail Basics.

Chapter 8: Sending and Receiving E-Mail with Outlook Express.

Chapter 9: Organizing E-Mail Addresses and Messages.

Chapter 10: Mailing Lists.

Part IV: Other Online Communications.

Chapter 11: Chatting Online.

Chapter 12: Instant Messaging.

Chapter 13: Keeping Up to Date with News.

Part V: Creating Web Pages.

Chapter 14: Getting Started with Web Publishing.

Chapter 15: Elements of Web Page Design.

Chapter 16: Working with Graphics, Sounds, and Videos.

Chapter 17: Publishing on the Web.

Part VI: Cant-Miss Stops on the Internet.

Chapter 18: Finding Your Way with Google.

Chapter 19: Getting Bargains on eBay.

Chapter 20: Planning Your Next Vacation Online.

Chapter 21: Researching Investments Online.

Chapter 22: Listening to the Music.

Book IV: Office 2003 and Money 2004.

Part I: Word 2003.

Chapter 1: Entering, Editing, and Formatting Text.

Chapter 2: Speed Techniques for Using Word.

Chapter 3: Laying Out Text and Pages.

Chapter 4: Word Styles.

Chapter 5: Constructing the Perfect Table.

Chapter 6: Getting Words Help with Office Chores.

Part II: Outlook 2003.

Chapter 7: Getting Acquainted with Outlook.

Chapter 8: Handling Your E-Mail.

Chapter 9: Managing Your Time and Schedule.

Part III: PowerPoint 2003.

Chapter 10: Getting Started in PowerPoint.

Chapter 11: Entering the Text.

Chapter 12: Advanced Formatting Techniques.

Chapter 13: Giving the Presentation.

Part IV: Excel 2003.

Chapter 14: Up and Running with Excel.

Chapter 15: Refining Your Worksheet.

Chapter 16: Formulas and Functions for Crunching Numbers.

Chapter 17: Making a Worksheet Easier to Read and Understand.

Chapter 18: Seeing Data in Charts.

Part V: Money 2004.

Chapter 19: Introducing Money.

Chapter 20: Setting Up Your Accounts.

Chapter 21: Recording Your Financial Activity.

Chapter 22: Categorizing Your Spending and Income.

Chapter 23: Reconciling, or Balancing, an Account.

Chapter 24: Money for Investors.

Index.

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