The Complete Idiot's Guide to Windows Nt Workstation 4.0 (The Complete Idiot's Guide Series)

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Reviews
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Do you want to get up to speed on your new operating system while you're away from your computer? Read The Complete Idiot's Guide to Windows NT Workstation 4.0 on a plane or in the carpool and, by the time you get back to your machine, you'll be prepared to explore the details. This is because McFederies explains the concepts behind Windows NT Workstation 4.0 tasks.

The first chapter, entitled "The Least You Need to Know," elucidates the idea of graphical operating systems and shows you how to log in. Subsequent chapters, full of drawings and screen shots, illustrate such concepts as files and fonts and give you a deeper understanding of various procedures. Sidebars explain lingo, such as the differences between laptop and desktop computers.

Book Description
With an anticipated 2.3 million Windows NT 4.0 workstations in place by the end of 1996, there is a clear demand for a user-friendly guide to getting up to speed on the client side of Windows NT. Here's the perfect resource-a light-hearted approach presenting an overview of all the information a Windows NT user needs to know. Only idiot's think learning should be difficult-smart people depend on Idiot's Guides for the fun and effective way to learn Windows NT 4.0!

Covers navigating the desktop, using menus, dialog boxes, and other accessories, as well as creating and moving files and directories, and much more
Uses a format that is quick, accessible, and fun
Ideal for new users or users upgrading from Windows 3.1, Windows 95, or Windows NT 3.51

Synopsis
Providing just the amount of coverage than an end-user needs to come up to speed on the client side of Windows NT, this book is ideal for new users or users upgrading from Windows 3.1, Windows 95, or Windows NT 3.51.

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