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Books : Computing & Internet : Web Development : Web Administration : Certification : Subjects : Microsoft : Windows 98
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For many people, the act of getting to grips with a single PC can be horrifying, mention the possibility of a network installation and they'll be reduced to quivering shadows of their former selves.With Networking with Windows 98 in Easy Steps, Peter Ingram dispels many of the myths surrounding the installation of a small scale network to show how easy setting up a network can be, given a little time, patience and understanding.
Starting with the basics, Ingram goes a good job of guiding the networking newbie through the terminology and theory of the whole operation before taking a step-by-step look at how to link multiple Windows 98 PCs together, going so far as to give instruction on how to take a working net and hook it up to the Internet.
At times it seems as though the text becomes overly complex but a little perseverance and the odd leap of faith will see even the least adept technician on their way and pointing in the right direction.
Using the tried and trusted clean-looking layout which has become the design signature of the ... in Easy Steps format, Networking with Windows 98 takes a tricky subject and simplifies it to make the subject matter challenging and interesting without being condescending.
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