The Internet for Windows 98 for dummies - Margaret Levine Young

Connect to the Net in a Flash with Windows 98! Did you know that all the programs you need to connect directly to the Internet from your desktop, send e–mail easily, conduct videoconferences, and create great Web pages are built right into Windows 98 Second Edition? With inimitable wit and straightforward style, this friendly guide tells you everything you need to know to take full advantage of the extensive Internet capabilities of Windows 98.

Inside, find helpful advice on how to:

• Configure Dial–Up Networking to connect to your Internet account
• Send and receive e–mail with Outlook Express
• Browse the World Wide Web using Internet Explorer 5 or Netscape Navigator
• Update Windows Wide Web using Internet Explorer 5 or Netscape Navigator
• Update Windows programs from the Microsoft Web site
• Use FrontPage Express to create great Web pages
• Set up voice or videoconferences with Microsoft NetMeeting
• Participate in Usenet newsgroup discussions on any of 20,000 topics
• Use Internet Connection Sharing to hook up multiple computers on the same modem or broadband connection