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Quick Course in Microsoft Internet Explorer 4: Fast-Track Training for Busy People

Joyce Cox, Ted Cox, Eric Heydrick

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Focusing on Microsoft Internet Explorer, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. It sets out to demystify the jargon and then demonstrates moving around World Wide Web sites. There is discussion of how to tailor Explorer to make on-line sessions more efficient and productive, and communicating with other Internet users via e-mail. Newsgroups and other Internet resources are also covered.

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Focusing on Microsoft Internet Explorer, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. It sets out to demystify the jargon and then demonstrates moving around World Wide Web sites. There is discussion of how to tailor Explorer to make on-line sessions more efficient and productive, and communicating with other Internet users via e-mail. Newsgroups and other Internet resources are also covered.

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Focusing on Microsoft Internet Explorer, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. It sets out to demystify the jargon and then demonstrates moving around World Wide Web sites. There is discussion of how to tailor Explorer to make on-line sessions more efficient and productive, and communicating with other Internet users via e-mail. Newsgroups and other Internet resources are also covered.

Key concepts: The Internet, Jargon, Course (navigation), World Wide Web, Computer science, Track (disk drive), Microsoft Office, Multimedia

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