This second edition covers general Internet usage topics and terminology as well as Internet Explorer 4.0. For quick, easy answers, Microsoft's "Internet Field Guide" is the ideal visual reference for beginning to intermediate users. Rich cross-referencing in this A to Z reference allows readers to find task-oriented solutions fast.

This is the ideal quick reference for beginning to intermediate users. Alphabetical listings and rich cross-referencing make it easy to find solutions to problems. In addition, its small format makes it extremely portable--appealing to travelers and users of laptop computers.

Designed for the average user who needs detailed, step-by-step guidance through all the features of Internet Explorer. The book is organized into over 50 chapters, including a Yellow Pages section profiling over 1000 of sites on the World Wide Web.

This one-stop source for Internet and Internet Explorer basics explains Explorer 4.0's advanced features in nontechnical language and focuses on how to exploit those features. An appendix of Web sites that showcase Explorer 4.0's unique technology is also included.

The CD-ROM in this set contains all users need to install Microsoft Internet Explorer 4, activate their desktop, and explore the World Wide Web. In addition to covering Internet Explorer's many new features and add-ons, this book provides a great Internet road map for all Windows platforms and the Macintosh. Cover Title

This text is designed for a unit of study in an introductory computer concepts course or an applications course, or alone is a one unit study.