At the end of the course, students will be able to: Configure the hardware, system, and software settings that comprise the Windows 98 environment. Manage hard disks in Windows 98. Install and configure a local printer. Install Windows 98 in a network environment. Configure Windows 98 network components. Implement Windows 98 on a Windows NT network. Implement Windows 98 on a Novell NetWare network. Manage Windows 98 User Profiles. Implement Windows 98 System Policies. Implement Dial-Up Networking in Windows 98. Use Windows 98 and Web-based tools to maintain and troubleshoot systems in a stand-alone configuration and in a network environment.

Delivered entirely on CD-ROM with self-paced lessons, hands-on labs, and animation clips presented in HTML format, "Microsoft Windows 98 Upgrade Training" is designed to migrate a systems engineer's knowledge and skills from Windows 95 to Windows 98. The kit supports a systems engineer's efforts to keep certification current.

This self-study kit presents the architectures and related services of the Windows operating systems. Students gain a detailed understanding of the framework required to develop solutions for Windows 95 and Windows NT. The kit parallels the instructor-led course Microsoft Windows Operating Systems and Service Architecture (course #484.).

The authoritative technical guide required by system administrators and other MIS professionals responsible for the care and feeding of Microsoft Windows 98 within their organizations, this reference offers the most complete source of professional-level information on the new version available anywhere.

This book, one of the few academic treatments of the subject written to instruct rather than as a reference, provides excellent preparation for the Windows 98 exam (#70-098) in the MSCE sequence. Step-by-step instruction is complemented by dozens of hands-on projects to build the network administration skills that today's top firms demand.

This academic courseware helps students build the skills and knowledge necessary to support Intel-based personal computer hardware and software-as they prepare for the CompTIA A+ Certification exams.