The Internet for Windows 98 for Dummies

by Margaret Levine Young, John R. Levine, Carol Baroudi

At last, the world's most popular operating software now has everything you need to connect to the Internet and surf all four corners of the World Wide Web. With the release of Windows 98 comes a suite of programs designed to make life in cyberspace a safer and saner experience.
Still not sure just what all this Internet stuff is about? The Internet For Windows 98 For Dummies leads you step-by-step through these key elements of Windows 98 and the ever-expanding
* What is the Internet?
* Selecting which Internet service to use
* Sending and receiving e-mail
* The World Wide Web explained (really)
* Straight talk about channels, subscriptions, push technology, cookies, and other Web-related hype
* Creating your own home page on the Web
* The ins and outs of online shopping
With The Internet For Windows 98 For Dummies as your guide, your online experience can be fun instead of frustrating.

382 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Margaret Levine Young is a software engineer and a longtime tech author. She has tackled topics ranging from Access and the Internet to Windows and beyond.