Presents information on setting up a home computer network.

An introduction to the basic structure and operation of computer networks explains and illustrates the underlying technology of networks and covers such topics as e-mail, the Internet, and security.

Presents advice on creating a home computer network, covering such topics as designing a network, installing a LAN, configuring a network, Internet access, firewalls, and home entertainment components.

Product Description: Author: Les Freed with Sumi DasISBN: 0789726394Format: Paperback, 360ppPub. Date: October 2001 Publisher: Pearson EducationFind must-know information on the following: -How to buy the digital camera that's right for you -How to take great pictures with digital camera -All the important stuff your camera manual doesn't cover -How to make great prints on any photo-quality printer -A crash course on basic photography skills -Coverage of film scanners, Web publishing, lighting, and accessories...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

An introduction to the basic structure and operation of computer networks explains and illustrates the underlying technology of networks and covers such topics as e-mail, the Internet, and security. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Practical Network Cabling is an excellent reference if you need to learn network cabling or need a unified source of information on any network cabling scheme. This book provides clear and straightforward text explaining all types of network cabling issues from specification to installation to ongoing maintenance...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

A fascinating foray into the world of networking technology details the inner-workings of a modem, a networking operation system, a network interface card (NIC), and more, accompanied by full-color illustrations annotated with easy-to-grasp vocabulary. Original. (Beginner). (view table of contents)

An introduction to the basic structure and operation of computer networks explains and illustrates the underlying technology of networks and discusses e-mail, the Internet, security, and more

Product Description: Incorporating illustrations, this guide presents the history of computers.

Product Description: Networking experts Les Freed and Frank Derfler have teamed up again to provide this uniquely quick and comprehensive resource to networking in Microsoft Windows NT 3.1. The troubleshooting guide to straight answers on all types of networking issues, it combines the results of rigorous tests performed at ZD Labs with the authors' many years of experience...read more

Product Description: Connectivity experts Frank Derfler and Les Freed address one of the most crucial aspects of network planning--the cabling scheme. Users will learn how to invest wisely in a cabling system that suits their particular needs. Among the topics covered are economic and technical forces that shape cabling options; the categorization of available cabling; how cabling works in a real network suystem; and more...read more

A comprehensive user's guide to Netware taps the resources of PC magazine to provide the most up-to-date coverage of this network software available anywhere. Original.

Providing a clear picture of built-in networking for the Windows environment, this useful guide describes networking terms and concepts and gives understandable installation instructions for Windows for Workgroups, while describing LAN Manager and NetWare with Windows for Workgroups. Original.

Covers cables, LAN adapters, and network software features, explains how to plan and install a local area network, and discusses security, equipment sharing, and third-party products

Briefly explains how modems work, looks at information services, electronic mail, and PC to PC communications, and explains how to select, set up, and work with a modem