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 Photoshop Elements 7 All-in-One For Dummies (Computer/Tech)Photoshop Elements has evolved through several generations to become a sophisticated photo editor. What was once a low-end, consumer-grade product is now a tool for novice photo editors, amateur photographers, and professionals alike.
Elements shines on its own turf and is distinguished from Adobe Photoshop in many ways. Not only a... | | Solaris: System Administration Guide: No.7Covers a broad range of Solaris system administration topics such as managing user accounts and groups; managing server and client support; shutting down and booting a system; managing removable media (CDs, diskettes, and PCMCIA cards); managing software (packages and patches); managing disks and devices; managing file systems, backing up and... | | Basics of Contemporary Cryptography for IT PractitionersThe aim of this book is to provide a comprehensive introduction to cryptography without using complex mathematical constructions. The themes are conveyed in a form that only requires a basic knowledge of mathematics, but the methods are described in sufficient detail to enable their computer implementation. The book describes the main techniques... |
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Packet Switching And X.25 NetworksWhen computers started to become business tools and to assume an essential role in all companies, they were very large both physically and in terms of capital and revenue cost. Indeed, when erecting a new building the company would have to design features especially for the computer. A big room to house it, separate power supplies, large... | | | | A Simple Guide to Windows XP (Simple Guides)Windows XP is the latest version of Microsoft’s world-beating operating system. It is strongly biased towards the Internet. In fact Windows XP comes complete with all the navigation and communication tools required for the most effective use of the World Wide Web. This system marks a significant distinction, just as that between Windows... |
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| | 30 Minutes to Master the InternetThe Internet; the World-Wide Web – or sometimes, just `the Net'.
Business cards now all seem to carry electronic mail – or even `home page' – addresses; newspaper and TV adverts quote complex Web addresses, pointing the interested user into that cyberspace of multi-media, interconnected pages. Shop for PCs or software... | | The Complete Idiot's Guide to the InternetA great resource for the inexperienced cybertraveler. Introduces you to Web multimedia, gopher, chat, and telnet and teaches you how to create your own Web page. Previous edition c1999. Softcover.
Easily accessible and fun overview of everything the Internet has to offerThe new edition weeds out some coverage of lesser used... |
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to the InternetEasily accessible and fun overview of everything the Internet has to offerThe new edition weeds out some coverage of lesser used Internet features (such as Archie and Gopher) replacing them with hot up-to-date coverage of live audio, conferencing, and push mediaThe Complete Idiot's Guide to the Internet, 4th Edition is an updated version of... | | | | Jacquard's Web: How a Hand-Loom Led to the Birth of the Information AgeCircuits from silk? Today's technophiles probably have no idea how much today's computer technology owes to the invention of one ingenuous textile manufacturer in nineteenth-century France. Here, master storyteller James Essinger shows through a series of remarkable and meticulously researched historical connections how the Jacquard loom... |
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