National Civil Servant Network Reader

Author: Li Yu
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book is written based on the needs of civil servants for online learning. It is divided into three parts, with the following content:
Part "Going Online"
Focuses on the basic situation of government going online and the preparations before going online, divided into four chapters.
Chapter 1 Internet Basics
Introduces the history, current development, and future prospects of the Internet, discussing the government online project and e-government.
Chapter 2 Preparations for Going Online
Based on dial-up access, it provides detailed explanations from both software and hardware perspectives.
Chapter 3 Network Browsers
Introduces the two most commonly used browsers on the network—IE and Netscape—and explains potential errors that may occur during browsing.
Chapter 4 Email Tool Outlook Express
Introduces the usage techniques of Outlook.
Part "Applications and Improvements"
Focuses on advanced techniques for using the network, divided into four chapters.
Chapter 1 Common Network Tools
Selects several practical network tools for detailed explanations from a practical perspective.
Chapter 2 Information Search on the Internet
As the core application of many people using the network, this chapter provides detailed elaborations on how to find information through examples.
Chapter 3 Free Resources on the Internet
Specifically introduces how to apply for free email accounts and free personal homepage spaces, as well as other free resources on the network.
Chapter 4 Tricky Issues on the Internet
Focuses on discussing issues such as network security, management, and the establishment of network laws and regulations.
Part "Network Resources"
Provides a large number of network addresses and terms, divided into two chapters.
Chapter 1 Collection of URLs
Selects some administrative URLs from central and local governments.
Chapter 2 Network Terms
Lists the common network terms used in this book.
The appendix includes China's policies and regulations on the international internet. Each chapter of this book is self-contained, making it convenient for readers of different levels to choose and use during the learning process.