Master the basics of Windows Millennium (Windows ME) quickly with an easy to follow guide.

Two bestselling authors update their popular "Windows 98 for Busy People" with new topics including: Internet Explorer 5.0, Internet connection sharing; and advanced hardware support. New running heads and 300 illustrations make it easy to locate specific topics, with information provided in a more sophisticated and accessible manner.

Part of the "Busy People" series that targets professionals who aren't necessarily computer experts, this book teaches readers about Windows 95's look and feel, built-in networking capabilities, improved online help, and enhanced multimedia prowess. Within a short time, readers will be able to run programs, manipulate files, understand printing and font issues, and personalized Windows.

A comprehensive introduction to Windows NT, this book covers the basics such as logging on and off, working with dialog boxes, running programs, working with Windows, and choosing commands. It then progresses to file management, printing, network issues, network productivity software and troubleshooting.

This book shows Windows ME users how to get online--the fun and easy way. Step-by-step tips on using the Millennium Edition's newest features, such as simplified connection sharing, connection wizards, and updated Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer, provide users with the ultimate Internet first aid kit. The book also covers pointers for chatting online, using e-mail, and searching the Web.

The Internet is a pervasive part our daily lives at home and at work. Even in a saturated market new user growth is estimated to be 15-25 per cent for the foreseeable future. Keeping up with the evolving Internet. This edition covers new developments such as: MP3, Napster-style programs, wireless connections, and the latest Web tools.

Offering serious information with a light touch, author Dawn Groves shows that by starting with a few simple changes, anyone can find a few minutes each day to take care of their bodies with exercise, sleep, and good food; their souls with meditation and prayer; and their minds with pursuits that challenge and please. Practical techniques will help readers understand how to mindfully interpret events and issues for healthier emotional responses. Groves demonstrates how a few choices can change bad habits into good ones and how parents can not only cope with their children but also help them become part of a lower-stress solution. Sections include "What to Do in a Crisis," "Your Stress-Management Strategy," and "Goal-Setting Hints and Tips."