Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies by Woody Leonhard (PDF)

Description

Windows is the number one operating system in the world. There’s a lot to Windows XP, with office productivity applications, multimedia features, the Internet, and security upgrades. Now and then, you probably wish you could call Tech Support.

That’s when you’ll be grateful to have nine books about Windows XP in one — Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, Second Edition. It replaces a whole shelf of reference books and covers

Windows XP basics
Customization
The Internet
Internet Explorer
Microsoft Network
Hardware
Multimedia
Windows Media Center
Wired and wireless networks
Fully updated with the latest information on Microsoft’s improved security features, the newest on multimedia applications and Windows Media Center, and plenty of additional stuff to help you decide about broadband Internet connections, this edition of Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies makes Windows XP manageable. It helps you

Get started with Windows XP, search for files, use shortcuts, deal with common problems, and take advantage of built-in help
Customize your desktop, menus, icons, and startup programs
Protect your PC by using Windows Firewall, appropriate virus protection, and other security measures
Compare browsers, connect to the Internet, choose the right e-mail program, and manage newsgroups and chats
Work with digital images, download and play music, burn CDs, find out about digital camcorders, and create movies with Movie Maker
Decide whether a Media Center PC is right for you
Create a home network and troubleshoot any problems that come up
With thumbtabs that make it easy to find what you’re looking for and the famous For Dummies cheat sheet in the front, this book is designed to make life with Windows XP a lot easier, happier, safer, and a whole lot more fun.

User’s Reviews

9 books in 1 — your key to Windows XP success! Your one-stop guide to Windows XP, fully updated for Service Pack 3 enhancements Whether you want to set up a reliable network in your home office or you just want to beat the computer at Solitaire, here’s your guide! In one of these handy minibooks, you’ll find exactly what you need to know about basic Windows XP operation, getting around online, applying new security procedures, enjoying multimedia, and more. Use new Service Pack 3 security tools Personalize your desktop Set up Web pages and use e-mail Work with digital cameras and camcorders Choose and set up a Media Center Coverage of the essentials and beyond Explanations in plain English “Get in, get out” information Thumbtabs and other navigation aids Tear-out cheat sheet A dash of humor and fun About the Author Woody Leonhard is the author of Windows XP Timesaving Techniques For Dummies. He’s won more Computer Press Awards than any other writer, and his newsletters reach 500,000 subscribers.

Reviews from Amazon users, collected at the time the book is getting published on UniedVRG. It can be related to shiping or paper quality instead of the book content:

⭐ I usually buy the appropriate Dummies book when I buy a new computer, since I know there will be questions I won’t be able to figure out easily otherwise. So long as my questions weren’t too technical, this book worked fine, as they all do. Then I donated it to the public library.

⭐ I got this book in the hope to use it to fix my Windows XP that completely crashed. So, for no luck but, I am hoping buy using this book I can stabilize it enough to get files of it it and then transfer them to Windows 8 which came with my new computer I had today buy.

⭐ I love this book. I am self-taught on computers. This book is a lifesaver. I also bought one for a friend. I plan to actually work my way through from the first page to the last. It is so easy to understand and a handy desk reference.

⭐ Writer covers all there is concerning XP. I am having fun learning XP and I am wondering why the devil it never came to my depraved mind before, that there had to be someone out there who could unravel the mysteries locked away in XP. Actually, a lot of this stuff I kind of knew but until I got into “Windows XP for Dummies;9 Books in 1”, I did not know how to unlock? This is the logical book to answer all your questions and unlock the logic of XP. I bought this book from Amazon.com, and as always, I always hit the jackpot with them when I need just about any kind of information.

⭐ These books for Dummies are the best reference you can ever have if you want to learn something. They are very east to find information in and it is very good information if you will use it.

⭐ I have not read it all, but it is a very interesting book. Although Windows xp is an old operating system, for those of us who still have xp computers, this book can teach us a few new things.

⭐ A big help for a computer novice

⭐ I had thought that with the title (Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies) the book would be a good reference resource to keep at deskside. Unfortunately it turned out to be more than 700 pages of info geared toward a beginner. I am not.

⭐ I use it as a reference for about anything. Helps me keep straight on some things about computer programs usually.

⭐ This seemed to be good but I got a new compute that is Windows 7. Deloivery was quick but my purchase was quicker.

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