The Internet is rapidly changing. Every day new programs are added and information is updated. With that in mind, Engst has written a guide that is beneficial to Macintosh users of the Internet, providing comprehensive coverage of a broad range of Internet topics. Also includes an introduction and history of the Internet. The disk contains software needed to get connected to the Internet.

A book/disk set that provides users the software they need to connect to the Internet and information on how to navigate the Internet via their Macintosh. It includes all the guidelines to introduce terminal programs, news services, and communication with people around the globe. Disk contains valuable programs including MacTCP, Eudora, InterSLIP, Fetch 2.1.1 and TurboGopher, and StuffIt Expander.

Relates information for using the Internet with Macintosh computers via Pipeline, Mosaic, national services, and do-it-yourself connections. Includes disks containing MacWeb, Pipeline and TCP/Connect II software.

This book is a ticket to the world of the Internet. PC terminal programs, universal E-mail, news services, games, real-time conversations with people all across the globe, and more is in this book. It provides everything a user needs to get on the Internet. The three disks contain the most recent version of Chameleon--the most widely used Windows Internet program.

For readers ready to embrace the freedom of wireless, this is the place to start. In these pages they'll learn first about the underpinnings of wireless technology and network basics before getting down to the real business at hand: setting up, configuring, and maintaining a wireless network. Step-by-step instructions delivered in easily digestible chunks make it easy to get a network humming.