Microsoft Windows 95
Internet Kit

By Bryan Pfaffenberger

Microsoft Press, $29.95
ISBN 1-55615-885-8

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Get online quickly and easily and find out what the information highway is all about! You'll learn how to access libraries of information in cities around the world and communicate with interesting people from pole to pole.

This book-and software package is the easiest and best way to connect to the Internet using Microsoft Windows 95. If you plan to subscribe to the Microsoft Network or plan to access the Internet through another online service, this kit is for you. You'll discover how simple it is to browse the World Wide Web, which provides easy point-and-click access to the Internet's resources. The software and tutorials will get you onto the Net and equip you with the skills you need to make the most of the Internet for work or fun.

The disk contains Internet tools for Windows 95, including a direct and easy-to-use startup account with The Microsoft Network as your Internet service provider. The book describes how to use the Internet Explorer and The Microsoft Network to browse the World Wide Web, download files, catch up on information throughout Usenet, communicate using electronic mail, and get a taste of Net culture.

Here's what you'll be able to do with the Microsoft Windows 95 Internet Kit:

• Establish an Internet connection with The Microsoft Network or an independent service provider.

• Browse the World Wide Web using Internet Explorer, Microsoft's top-notch Web browser, which provides a user-friendly, point-and-click way of accessing Internet documents.

• Locate information quickly and efficiently among the Web's millions of information-packed documents.

• Play the sounds, animations, and video clips that you'll find while browsing the World Wide Web.

• Take full advantage of additional Internet resources with the easy-to-use Internet Explorer software, including Gopher menus, FTP file archives, WAIS databases, and Telnet sessions on mainframe computers.

• Send and receive electronic mail over the Internet in a fraction of the time regular mail takes.

• Read and post your own contributions to Usenet newsgroups, and join in conversations and debates in live chat rooms.

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