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Internet Explorer 4: Browsing and Beyond [Paperback]

Dave Johnson (Author)


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Book Description

January 15, 1998
This volume explains how to optimize Internet Explorer 4.0 in every way. Readers learn how to get ActiveX components from the Internet, maximize Web-surfing sessions, use the SmartFavorites feature (a "bot" that searches the Web for you), take advantage of IE4's mail and newsgroup reader, use IE4 with Microsoft Outlook, and get the most out of the Internet and the Web. Coverage also includes installation and configuration options, using the browser as the desktop environment to manage files and run programs, creating Web pages with IE4, and using ActiveX tools and using HTML within the browser. The book has a dual focus for users and developers alike, and provides information on NetMeeting and Microsoft's new newsreader client software.

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Internet Explorer 4: Browsing and Beyond is a successful take on the often disastrous all-in-one tutorial idea: it combines manual-style reference for Microsoft's new Web browser, a Web site guide, and an introduction to developing your own Web pages and complex sites into one volume. This beginner-to-intermediate-level tutorial teaches how to use IE 4 to get the most out of the Web and how to use it as a Web development tool.

The first section of the book details the end-user features of IE 4 and points the way to valuable destinations on the Web. Less experienced users will find the sections on newsgroup browsing and maximizing search engines particularly helpful. The second section, devoted to developing sites and pages that utilize the latest IE features, is a good beginning tutorial. The material runs the range from simple FrontPad page creation to ActiveX and the basics of Dynamic HTML. Because the overview of this material is designed to get you up and running as smoothly as possible, you may need to supplement Internet Explorer 4: Browsing and Beyond with other books for more specific information on Dynamic HTML, ActiveX controls, or general Web development.

From the Back Cover

Internet Explorer 4: Browsing and Beyond. The Best Explorer 4 Book is Two Books in One! More than just another Web browser Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4 brings the convenient look and feel of the Internet to all your desktop functions-from managing files to running programs. Likewise, this guide is more than just another book on Explorer. It's a complete user's guide and developer's tutorial all wrapped up in one! Part 1 is filled with maximization lessons and tips for users: Get AciveX components from the Internet; Maximize your online time and get the most from the Net; Browse the Web from your corporate intranet; Take advantage of the new SmartFavorites feature-put this book to work searching the Web for you!; Master IE4's mail and newsgroup reader; Use IE4 in collaboration with Microsoft Outlook; Understand the new Net-Meeting feature; Discover hints and secrets not found in other IE4 books. Part 2 reveals solide instructions and solutions for developers: Discover how to enhance Windows desktops with IE4; Learn which HTML codes IE4 will support; Put IE4's built-in features and tools like the ActiveX Control Pad to work!; Customize the browser for corporate settings using the Internet Explorer Administration Kit. Plus, a hearty online Resource List points your way to dozens of interesting an informative Web sites for IE4 users and developers. When it comes to learning the latest version of Microsoft's revolutionary browser, this authoritative, easy-to-read book gives you everything you need in one place! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dave Johnson first began writing about technology with his Amiga computer in 1990. His first book, the Desktop Studio, served as a primer on multimedia even before this was a mainstream topic. He is a columnist for Peak Computing magazine and has written for Computer Shopper, Windows User, AmigaWorld, Digital Video, Electronic Products, and PC Laptop. He has contributed to the Platinum Edition of Using Windows 95 and the Special Edition of Using PowerPoint 97.

Product Details

  • Paperback: 584 pages
  • Publisher: Mcgraw-Hill Osborne Media; 1st edition (January 15, 1998)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0078823285
  • ISBN-13: 978-0078823282
  • Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 7.2 x 1.3 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.3 pounds
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #10,665,872 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

I am a writer and photographer living near Seattle. In my spare time I play drums, scuba dive, and, along with the rest of my family, take car of my three cats, two dogs, and a slew of fish.

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