How to Do Everything with Windows XP, Second Edition

Curt Simmons (Saint Jo, Texas) is a freelance writer and technical trainer who specializes in Windows operating systems and BackOffice products. He holds the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and Microsoft Certified Trainer certifications (MCT). Aside from his technical expertise, Curt has a BA in English and a Master's degree in education. He has been working with windows Me since Beta 1. His numerous other books include MCSE Study Tips for Dummies, Configuring Windows 2000 Server, and the forthcoming Active Director Bible from IDG Books.

Part I: Get to Know Windows XP 1: Explore the XP Desktop 2: Manage Your Computer with the Control Panel 3: Configure System Settings 4: Manage Components, Programs, Folders, and Files 5: Use the Accessories that Come with Windows 6: Manage Hardware 7: Use Printers, Fax Machines, Scanners, and Digital Cameras Part II: Getting Connected 8: Create Connections to the Internet 9: Surf the Internet 10: Run Outlook Express 11: Create a Home Network 12: Manage Users and Groups 13: Configure ICF, Remote Desktop, and Remote Assistance Part III: Cool Things You Can Do with Windows XP 14: Play Games 15: Use Windows Media Player 9 16: Create Movies with Windows Movie Maker 2 17: Manage Digital Photos on Windows XP 18: Explore Windows XP Plus! Packs and PowerToys Part IV: Optimize, Troubleshoot, and Fix Windows XP 19: Take Care of Windows XP 20: Manage Disks 21: Solve Problems with Windows XP Appendix: Install Windows XP