Windows 98 in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference (In a Nutshell (O'Reilly)) Book

This latest addition to the family of O'Reilly's Nutshell books (an extremely useful set of references for developers, system administrators and users) covers the current version of Microsoft's Windows operating system, Windows 98. Up-to-date enough to cover the latest SE edition, it's a compilation of tips, information and guides to using and working with Windows. This is a book of three parts, the first giving you a brief overview of the Windows way of working. Section II is a deeper, alphabetical reference to the various functions and features of Windows 98, complete with plenty of screen shots and instructions for getting the best out of your PC. If you're running a network or want to get a better understanding of Windows 98 systems, then you'll find section III of the book most useful. It covers in depth the tools you need to run Windows, from the registry to building and running batch files. However, where it really excels is in its coverage of one of Microsoft's hidden secrets--the Windows Scripting Host. Using this and the reference to the available functions in the book, you can create simple scripts to control and add extra functions to your Windows systems. As Windows 98 is so poorly documented, this book is the ideal desktop aid for both the beginner and the power user. Windows 98 In A Nutshell is the manual Microsoft left out of the Windows 98 box. --Simon BissonRead More