 
                    Windows 98 in a Nutshell
Tim O'Reilly, Troy Mott, Walter Glenn - Collection In a Nutshell
Résumé
Based on the bestselling "In a Nutshell" approach, this
book contains more information about using Windows 98 than
any other book on the market.
 Guaranteed. Windows 98 in a Nutshell was coauthored
by Tim O'Reilly,the publisher whose books have
revolutionized computer book publishing with their
commonsense approach, depth of detail, and focus on
practical information that you can really use. If you can't
remember which option on a dialog box controls a function,
or if you just want to have a better handle on what's
available in Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition, this
is the book you need.
It contains:
 
- Detailed information on almost every command and utility available with Windows 98, including Start Menu accessories, DOS commands,hidden system administration utilities such as the Registry Editor,Policy Editor, and TweakUI, as well as new utilities in Windows 98
- Detailed advice and documentation on system
configuration via the Control Panel, system startup files,
and the Registry
 
- A detailed treatment of Internet configuration and access via Dial-Up Networking
- Hundreds of tips, gotchas, and clever ways to do
familiar and not-so-familiar tasks
 
- A focus on ways to integrate the command line into your work with Windows 98
- Pointers to dozens of useful online sites that contain
additional information
 
- Information on how to use Win98's new Web integration features to build custom "Web applications" within folders or on your desktop
- Detailed information on Windows Script Host (WSH), the feature that lets you use VBScript or other scripting languages to automate common tasks
This book follows the commonsense O'Reilly approach, cutting through the hype and giving practical details you can use every day. Any user who wants to make the most of Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition will love this book.
Table of contents
Preface
 
Part I. The Lay of the Land
 
Chapter 1. Using Windows 98
 The Desktop
 Point and Click Operations
 Starting Up Applications
 Windows and Menus
 Keyboard Accelerators
 Common Controls
 The Command Line
 Files, Folders, and Disks
 Online Help
 Shutting Down
 
Chapter 2. What's New in Windows 98
 Useful New User Interface Features
 Bogus Features
 Under the Hood
 Windows 98 Second Edition
 
Chapter 3. Task Index
 Files and Folders
 Getting Information About the System
 Customizing the Desktop
 Other Customizations
 Internet, Web, Email
 Start Menu Programs
 Dial-Up Networking, Networking
 Maintenance, Troubleshooting
 Advanced Customization/The Registry
 
Part II. Alphabetical
Reference
 
Chapter 4. The Windows 98 User Interface
 Active Desktop
 Briefcase
 Channel Bar
 Clipboard
 Context Menus
 Desktop
 Dial-Up Networking
 File Types
 Find Files and Folders
 Icons
 Inbox
 Internet
 Log Off User
 Logon
 My Computer
 Network Neighborhood
 Online Services Folder
 Printers
 Properties
 Recycle Bin
 Run
 Scheduled Tasks
 Send To
 Shortcuts
 Shut Down
 Start Menu
 Startup Folder
 System Tray
 Taskbar
 Toolbars
 Windows Explorer
 Windows Update
 
Chapter 5. The Control Panel
 Command-Line Access to Control Panel Applets
 Accessibility Options
 Add New Hardware
 Add/Remove Programs
 Date/Time
 Desktop Themes
 Display
 Fonts
 Game Controllers
 Infrared
 Internet
 Internet Connection Sharing
 Keyboard
 Modems
 Mouse
 Multimedia
 Network
 ODBC/32-bit ODBC
 Passwords
 PC Card (PCMCIA)
 Power Management
 Printers
 Regional Settings
 Scanners and Cameras
 Sounds
 System
 Telephony
 Users
 
Chapter 6. Start Menu Programs and
 Other Graphical Applications 172
 Format of Each Entry
 Automatic Skip Driver Agent
 Backup
 Calculator
 CD Player
 Character Map
 chat
 Clipboard Viewer
 Connection Wizard
 Control Panel
 Direct Cable Connection
 Disk Cleanup
 Disk Defragmenter
 Dr. Watson
 Drive Converter
 Drive Space 3
 File Manager
 Font Viewer
 FreeCell
 FrontPage Express
 Hearts
 Hyper Terminal
 Imaging
 Internet Explorer
 IP Configuration
 Maintenance Wizard
 Make Compatible
 Media Player
 Microsoft Chat
 Microsoft NetMeeting
 Minesweeper
 Net Watcher
 NetShow Player 2.0
 Notepad
 Object Packager
 Outlook Express
 Paint
 Personal Web Server
 Phone Dialer
 Progam Manager
 Quick View
 Real Player
 Registry Checker
 Registry Editor
 Resource Meter
 ScanDisk
 Signature Verification Tool
 Solitaire
 Sound Recorder
 System Configuration Editor
 System File Checker
 System Information
 System Monitor
 Task Manager
 Telnet
 Update Information Tool
 Version Conflict Manager
 Volume Control
 WaveTop Data Broadcasting
 Web Publishing Wizard
 Web TV for Windows
 Windows Explorer
 Windows Help and Windows HTML Help Viewer
 Windows Report Tool
 WinPopup
 WordPad
 
Chapter 7. DOS and Other Command-Line
Utilities
 Command Lines
 Wildcards, Pipes, and Redirection
 Commands and Their Syntax
 arp
 attrib
 cd or chdir
 cls
 command
 control
 copy
 date
 debug
 defrag
 del or erase
 deltree
 dir
 diskcopy
 doskey
 drvspace
 edit
 exit
 explorer
 extract
 fc
 fdisk
 find
 for
 format
 ftp
 ipconfig
 jview
 label
 lfnfor
 md or mkdir
 mem
 more
 move
 nbtstat
 net
 net config
 net diag
 net help
 net init
 net logoff
 net logon
 net password
 net print
 net start
 net stop
 net time
 net use
 net ver
 net view
 netstat
 path
 ping
 prompt
 rd or rmdir
 regedit
 ren or rename
 route
 rundll
 rundll32
 scandskw
 set
 setup
 sort
 start
 sys
 telnet
 time
 tracert
 type
 ver
 win
 xcopy
 xcopy32
 
Chapter 8. Hidden Gems on the Windows 98
CD-ROM
 Windows 98 Resource Kit Sampler
 Batch98
 Check Links
 Code Page Changer
 Clip Tray
 Drivers
 Fat32 Conversion Information Tool
 Fax Cover Page Editor
 Inbox Repair Tool
 Microsoft Fax
 Minitel Font Emulation Files
 MTS Utilities
 Network Monitor Agent
 Password List Editor
 Quiktray
 Remote Registry
 Remote Procedure Call Print Provider
 SNMP Agent
 System Policy Editor
 System Recovery
 Text View
 Time This
 Time Zone Editor
 TweakUI
 USB Viewer
 Wait For
 Web-Based Enterprise Management
 Where
 Windiff
 Windows 98 INF Installer
 Windows Messaging
 Winset
 WSH Administrator's Guide
 
Part III. Under the Hood
 
Chapter 9. Web Integration
 The Browser
 The Desktop
 Folders
 
Chapter 10. The Windows Script Host
 What Is WSH?
 Additional Resources
 Executing Scripts
 Visual Basic Script
 Creating a Script
 Object Model
 Wscript Object
 Shell Object
 Registry Routines
 Shortcuts
 Popup
 Network Object
 Network Printer-Related Functions
 FileSystem Object
 TextStream Object
 Object Browser
 Database Example
 Messaging
 
Chapter 11. The Batch Language
 Creating Batch Files
 Some Rules of the Road
 When to Use Batch Files
 Alphabetical Reference
 call
 choice
 echo
 errorlevel
 for
 goto
 if
 pause
 rem
 shift
 
Chapter 12. Windows Startup
 Startup Option Keys
 Windows Startup Menu
 win.com Startup Switches
 System Configuration Utility
 System Configuration Files and Commands
 autoexec.bat
 config.sys
 dosstart.bat
 emm386
 io.sys
 loadhigh or lh
 logo.sys, logos.sys, and logow.sys
 msdos.sys
 Registry
 setver
 system.ini
 win.ini
 winstart.bat
 
Chapter 13. The Registry
 What's in the Registry
 Organization of the Registry
 Backing Up the Registry
 Exporting and Importing Registry Keys
 Ten Cool Things You Can Do in Your Registry
 
Part IV. Appendixes
 
Appendix A. Keyboard Accelerators
 
Appendix B. Filename Extensions
 
Appendix C. System File and Directory
Organization
 
Appendix D. Special/Reserved Characters
 
Index
 
L'auteur - Tim O'Reilly
Tim O'Reilly is founder and president of O'Reilly &
Associates, publisher of the X Window System series and the
popular Nutshell Handbooks on UNIX. Tim has had a hand in
writing or editing many of the books published by O'Reilly
& Associates. He is also the author of a book about
science-fiction writer Frank Herbert. Tim's long-term
vision for the company is to create a vehicle where
creative people can support themselves by exploring
interesting ideas. Tim graduated cum laude from Harvard in
1975 with a B.A. in classics.
 
L'auteur - Walter Glenn
Walter Glenn is a veteran of more than 17 years in the computer industry. He works in Huntsville, Alabama as a consultant, trainer, and writer. Walter is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). He is the author of numerous computer-related books whose titles include Exchange 2003 Server Administrator's Companion (Microsoft Press), Outlook® Pocket Guide (O'Reilly), Word Pocket Guide (O'Reilly), Windows XP Tips and Techniques (Osborne/McGraw-Hill), MCSE Exchange 2000 Server Study Guide (Sybex), MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 2000 Networking (Course Technology), and Word 2000 in a Nutshell (O'Reilly). Walter has also written online MCSE prep courses for Digital Think and prepared online technical resources for Microsoft.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | O'Reilly | 
| Auteur(s) | Tim O'Reilly, Troy Mott, Walter Glenn | 
| Collection | In a Nutshell | 
| Parution | 10/08/1999 | 
| Nb. de pages | 642 | 
| EAN13 | 9781565924864 | 
| ISBN13 | 978-1-56592-486-4 | 
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