Teach Yourself Windows 2000 Professional

Brian Underdahl has been a small business owner and author for ten years. He's written or contributed to more than 40 computer--related books, written about computers for a number of magazines, taught numerous computer classes, and spoken to several professional organizations about small business computing. Brian has seen a lot of changes in the 30+ years he's been involved with computers. He knows that good business practices are fundamental no matter what the size of your business.

Welcome to Teach Yourself. Teach Yourself More Answers in Less Time. Personal Workbook. Acknowledgments. PART I: LEARNING WINDOWS 2000 BASICS. Chapter 1: Using Windows 2000. Chapter 2: Using Windows Explorer. Chapter 3: Using Windows 2000 Help. PART II: USING WINDOWS 2000. Chapter 4: Using Programs. Chapter 5: Working with Documents. Chapter 6: Working with Files and Folders. Chapter 7: Using Local Networks. Chapter 8: Using the Accessibility Options. PART III: USING THE INTERNET. Chapter 9: Connecting to the Internet and the World Wide Web. Chapter 10: Using E-mail and News with Outlook Express. Chapter 11: Using HyperTerminal. PART IV: CUSTOMIZING AND MAINTAINING WINDOWS 2000. Chapter 12: Changing the Look of Windows 2000. Chapter 13: Changing How Windows 2000 Works. Chapter 14: Managing Your Disks. Chapter 15: Maintaining Your System. PART V: USING WINDOWS 2000 ACCESSORIES. Chapter 16: Using Task Scheduler. Chapter 17: Using Multimedia. Chapter 18: Using the Accessory Applications. Index.