JavaScript for Dummies or PCs Just the Steps for Dummies

JavaScript for Dummies (Dummies Series)

Author: Emily A Vander Veer

• Responding to reader feedback, the author has thoroughly revamped the book with more step-by-step coverage of JavaScript basics, an exclusive focus on Internet Explorer, and many complete sample scripts

• Updated to cover JavaScript 1.5, the latest release of this popular Web scripting language

• Using lots of examples, including a sample working Web site, the book shows how to create dynamic and interactive pages, build entire sites, and automate pages

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PCs Just the Steps for Dummies

Author: Nancy C Muir

Your first PC can be intimidating. You’re probably panicky that you’ll hit a wrong key and send your information to some high-tech black hole or cause your PC to self-destruct. Not to worry. PCs Just the Steps For Dummies gives you simple directions for getting stuff done with your PC—everything from turning it on to using the Internet or a network. The book’s design features two columns, with numbered step-by-step instructions on one side and corresponding illustrations, screen shots, or photos on the other. You just pick the task you want to do and look up practical, no-nonsense how-to. This guide covers:

• Hardware basics and peripherals, including printers, faxes, and scanners

• Working with Windows XP, including managing memory and working with files and folders

• Working with sound and video

• Going online, searching the Web with Internet Explorer, and e-mailing with Outlook Express

• Networking, including configuration and connection and sharing folders or printers

• Protecting and troubleshooting your PC

With practical organization and a task-oriented approach, this book will have you inspired instead of intimidated. You won’t get an unabridged history of computers and a lot of gibberish; you will get clear, easy-to-follow instructions that help you get your tasks done efficiently on your PC.

Table of Contents:

Pt. I	Hardware basics	3
Ch. 1	First look at your PC	5
Ch. 2	Using discs and drives	11
Ch. 3	Working with input devices	17
Ch. 4	Setting up accessibility features	23
Ch. 5	Working with printers, faxes, and scanners	29
Ch. 6	Setting up your laptop	39
Pt. II	The brains of the beast	45
Ch. 7	Working with Windows XP	47
Ch. 8	Managing memory	61
Ch. 9	Setting up software	67
Ch. 10	Working with files and folders	75
Ch. 11	Exploring Windows assets	87
Pt. III	Working with your display, multimedia, and graphics	101
Ch. 12	Setting up your display	103
Ch. 13	Working with sound	115
Ch. 14	Working with digital imaging and video	127
Pt. IV	Going online	137
Ch. 15	Accessing the Internet	139
Ch. 16	Browsing the Web with Internet Explorer	149
Ch. 17	Exchanging e-mail with Outlook Express	161
Pt. V	Networking	177
Ch. 18	Setting up a network	179
Ch. 19	Connecting across a network	191
Pt. VI	Security and troubleshooting	199
Ch. 20	Making Windows XP secure	201
Ch. 21	Troubleshooting hardware problems	209
Ch. 22	Troubleshooting software problems	217