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1001 Windows 98 Tips
by By Kris Jamsa, Ph.D., MBA - Reviewed by Lloyd Mizer—NOCCC - July 02, 1999 at 00:20:18:
This volume is an excellent addition to the Jamsa Press’ 1001 tips series. If you are familiar with Windows 3.1 there are major changes in Windows 98. The transition to Windows 98 is difficult and a reference book is a necessity. You can change most things on the desktop to suit your personal preferences. Without a reference book, you will have trouble finding out how to make the changes. Tips show you how to use the Windows 98 Wizards to configure your hardware and software. It explains how to install the FAT32 file system to make better use of your hard disk storage. It explains how to use the System Information utility to view low-level hardware and software settings. This volume is 8.5" by 10.5" and 704 pages. In the front of the book is a 9 page listing of the 1001 tips and a short description of the tip. There is a nine page alphabetical Index of subject areas. Most tips have graphics of dialog boxes to help explain what you are doing.1001 Windows 98 Tips, written by best-selling author Kris Jamsa, Ph.D., is the most in-depth, comprehensive Windows 98 resource available. There are tips for beginners, intermediate and experienced users. If you are new to Windows 98, This volume gets you up and running in a hurry. It includes detailed examinations of, telephony game controllers, power management, Outlook Express, HTML editing and FrontPage. It examines the Windows 98 Tune-Up Wizard and system performance and looks at push content to the desktop. It is set up similar to an encyclopedia, it gives a complete description of the many features of the Windows 98 operating system, in an organized manner.
Dr. Kris Jamsa is a leading expert in the computer industry. He is the author of over 70 books covering a wide range of computer topics including Windows, programming languages, graphics, the Internet and DOS. He is able to present difficult concepts in simple and understandable ways. He is the founder of Jamsa Press, and the director of Gulf Publishing Company’s book division in Houston, Texas. His Doctorate is in computer science with a specialty in operating systems.
Published by Jamsa Press 2975 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite I Las Vegas, NV 89102 Phone: 800-432-4112 Fax: 702-248-6116 e-mail: international@jamsa.com. http://www.jamsa.com List Price: $45.95 ISBN: 1-884133-61-4
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