Computer Internet Use Handbook

Author: Huang Yong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book focuses on various operations of computer internet usage, presenting readers with a fascinating world of Internet applications. The book is divided into two parts, consisting of 18 chapters. The first part (Chapters 1 to 11) is titled "Internet Basics," which provides detailed instructions on using browsers for web surfing, searching for useful information with search engines, sending and receiving emails through email tools, engaging in online chats with chat tools, participating in BBS discussions, uploading and downloading files with file transfer tools, and experiencing the virtual world of online games for an exciting life. The second part (Chapters 12 to 18) is titled "Advanced Internet Applications," showcasing new Web 2.0-based applications such as barrier-free information publishing through Blogs, a new way of web browsing with RSS, online reader digests via SocialBookmarks, communication methods that make distant connections feel close with IPPhone, seemingly attractive IPTV, collaborative online writing tools like Wiki, and the second-generation friend-finding method of connecting through friends. The book features concise language, rich illustrations, strong practicality, and high operability. It is suitable for both beginners and learners with some foundation in Internet usage.