Internet GIZMOS for Windows

This comprehensive collection of Internet applications, utilities and programming resources features 100 shareware programs, plus documentation and commentary about the software written by WUGNET technical experts. The book is designed to appeal to beginners and expert Internet users.

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A collection of Internet applications, utilities and programming resources, with over 100 shareware programs not found on any BBS or online service It provides documentation for everything on the CD as well as commentary about the software written by WUGNET technical experts. The CD has a comprehensive set of electronic publishing authoring tools, programming tools and software development kits. It includes information about software for all Windows environments, including Windows NT and Windows for Workgroups. This book features multimedia coverage, including movies, video and sound integrated on the CD, and the complete resource kit for the Windows Internet user.
The WUGNET authors plan to include the following on the "Internet GIZMOS for Windows" CD-ROM: Internet widgets, such as Mosaic, Sound Player, MPEG Movie Viewer and Graphics Viewer; Internet applications, such as Pipeline and WinMail plus Email tools, RFD Mail and PC Eudora; Internet editors and conversion utilities, such as MegaEdit, Multiedit, Zedit and Bedit; Windows electronic publishing resources, such as WinHelp tools, WinHelp authoring aids, MS Viewer aids, SMG tools and more; programming tools such as GCP TCP/IP Toolkit and WinSock API Kit; the Air Series TCP/IP software from Spry. The only Internet book that will appeal to beginners and advanced Internet users; The most comprehensive resource hypertext in Microsoft Viewer; The largest collection of Internet/Windows tools available anywhere; Technical support for the CD tools provided by the WUGNET Forum and affiliated CompuServe vendors; A comprehensive offline navigation tour of CompuServe and the World-Wide-Web featuring HTML interactive pages. Joel Diamond is the technical director of WUGNET and serves as technical editor for the Windows Journal.
Valda Hilley, also a Windows Journal editor, is an engineer and systems consultant who has been involved with microcomputers since 1980. Howard Sobel was a co-founder of WUGNET and is the publisher of the "Windows Journal". All three authors have extensive experience as contributors to WUGNET's CompuServe Forum and are IDG authors of "Windows Configuration SECRETS" and "Windows Connectivity SECRETS".