Microsoft Windows XP: From Beginner to Expert

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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book comprehensively and deeply introduces various aspects of Windows XP, released by Microsoft in November 2001. It primarily covers the installation, configuration, access control, and system performance tuning of Windows XP; customization of the system interface, shutdown and power management options, and system automation; the use of the Resource Manager, file management and search, privacy protection of files and folders, and offline file usage; the usage of the classic Media Player, as well as precautions for CD burning; advanced options of Internet Explorer, content rating and filtering, the use and customization of Outlook Express, methods for setting up Web and FTP sites using IIS; routine system maintenance, recovery methods after a crash, disk and drive management, and registry editing; methods for setting up small networks using Windows XP, sharing files and printers on a network, and using MSN for remote assistance; user profile and policy management, system activity monitoring, and security auditing. The latter part of the book is an appendix, providing essential knowledge such as the use of the Command Prompt, MMC, service management, and methods for viewing system information.