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Experience learning made easy—and quickly teach yourself how to use the built-in networking features in Microsoft® Windows® XP. With STEP BY STEP, you drive the instruction. Work at your own pace through the clear, step-by-step directions. From installing hardware to setting up instant messaging, you’ll learn exactly what you need so you can do more and get more from your connected home! • Choose the right network solution for you—from Ethernet to wireless • Use an easy wizard to connect to the Internet • Quickly link your Windows-based computers, and create personalized user accounts • Make it easy for everyone in your house to share a single printer or Internet account • Share information, pictures, and music at home or over the Internet, but keep private files private • Use the built-in firewall to fend off hackers and other security threats
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Matt Danda wrote and edited lessons for several Microsoft Step by Step Interactive products including: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Online Training Kit, Microsoft Windows 2000 Step by Step Interactive, and Microsoft Windows Me Step by Step. He has passed the four core Microsoft Certified Professional exams for Administrating Windows NT 4.0.Matt also is the author of Protect Yourself Online.
Heather Galioto is a technical writer and UA manager in the Connected Home Business Unit of Microsoft. She has many years of technical writing experience at Microsoft, the last two of which have been focused on home networking.
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39 of 40 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought the book and I still don't have a home network. Need I say more?
If you have 2 or more Windows XP machines there is a wizard provided by XP to setup your network. For reasons I still do not understand this has not worked for me, and the book provides no "insude information" or troubleshooting tactics.
Unfortunately this is a Microsoft publication and is written from the perspective that the Microsoft tool provided works. I guess this is great if it does work, but it didn't for me and the book is certainly not helping in trying to track down the problem.
At least half the book is dedicated to "things to do on your network" - security, resource sharing and collaborative tools and methods. This might be excellent but I haven't got that far yet!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have had exactly the same experience as the other reviewer and have now sent this book to the charity shop. I do now have a home network but only because I bought a Linksys router and linked my two Windows XP computers that way. Not exactly satisfactory on Microsoft's part!
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Not the best available
19 July 2003
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Since "Windows XP networking Inside Out" is available there is no reason to buy this book any longer..too simple too little info....if you get it cheap you may want to buy, but I would always prefer the above mentioned new book.
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Useless
14 May 2002
Format:Paperback
This book is useless because it assumes that everthing just works they way it is supposed to work - but alas it never does and then the book doesn't give you any clue what to do - SIMPLY DO NOT BUY IT - the XP help is more usefull.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
step by step home networking with windows xp
20 Nov 2001
Format:Paperback
Was of practically no help to me. The cd only installed the eclectic course wich is useless as it it is only speech.
I then purchased xp inside out which fulfilled all my needs and was a wonderfull deterrent to countless phone call to microsoft teck support
I then purchased xp inside out which fulfilled all my needs and was a wonderfull deterrent to countless phone call to microsoft teck support
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