A task-oriented reference, "Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 at a Glance" puts an emphasis on problem solving, getting work done, and providing simplified paths through complex software features. Highly visual, the book features numerous graphics and spreads with specific callouts to aid readers, and tips in the margins.
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This reference can be categorized as something between a manual and a cheat sheet. Microsoft Internet Explorer at a Glance is not meant to be exhaustive, but rather it is meant to make the reader as proficient as possible in Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) in as little time as possible. The authors take a highly visual approach, showing sample screens for all applications and marking the on-screen information and controls in numerical order for each step of the task. Brief yet cogent text explains each step. Microsoft Internet Explorer At a Glance ignores technical jargon and often fills page borders with useful time-saving tips. The book's topics include Web browsing, finding information online, managing information, personalizing your software, adding new functions, coping with e-mail that uses Outlook Express News, communicating with NetMeeting, creating and enhancing Web pages, and working with Internet Explorer tools.
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An Explorer Flew Through the Internet,
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This review is from: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 at a Glance (Paperback)
No one is in charge of the Internet or coordinates application development. So Microsoft gives wider range to web browsers with add-ons, plug-ins, and viewers installable on MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER 4 AT A GLANCE. Because of FrontPage Server extensions, WebBots automate web page tasks, such as creating a search page or including what is on one page onto another. The small-scale, peer to peer Personal Web Server makes information sharing simple on corporate intranets and on the Internet. If the information is confidential, Explorer works with a corporate settings file or a secure proxy server. The Web Publishing Wizard helps file publishing on HTTP and FTP sites. Once again Microsoft has a beautifully organized and written book that advises well: increase computer-stored temporary files so web pages do not have to be reloaded with every site revisit and turn off options not being used. The book stands on its own, but it is helpful to also have Craig Witherspoon's INTERNET EXPLORER 4 ONE STEP AT A TIME.
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 At a Glance is for anyone who wants to get the most from their computer and their software with the least amount of time and effort. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
current text selection, favorites pane, type your message, beta software, current web page, getting updates, receiving files, working offline, page window, insert menu, empty folder Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Active Desktop, Internet Options, Quick Launch, World Wide Web, Windows Explorer, Content Advisor, Deleted Items, Microsoft Web, Smart Toolbar, Read the Web, Current Call, United States, Microsoft Word, Active Channels, Create Or Edit Hyperlink, Internet Connection Wizard, Sent Items, Web Publishing Wizard, Compose Message, Knowledge Base, Launch Mail, Microsoft Chat, Page Properties New!
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 At a Glance is for anyone who wants to get the most from their computer and their software with the least amount of time and effort. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
current text selection, favorites pane, type your message, beta software, current web page, getting updates, receiving files, working offline, page window, insert menu, empty folder Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Active Desktop, Internet Options, Quick Launch, World Wide Web, Windows Explorer, Content Advisor, Deleted Items, Microsoft Web, Smart Toolbar, Read the Web, Current Call, United States, Microsoft Word, Active Channels, Create Or Edit Hyperlink, Internet Connection Wizard, Sent Items, Web Publishing Wizard, Compose Message, Knowledge Base, Launch Mail, Microsoft Chat, Page Properties New!
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