(Zero o'clock) Computer Internet Training Tutorial

Author: Orient Technology Press
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: With the widespread adoption of personal computers and the continuous development of network technology, the Internet has permeated every corner of people's daily lives, and an increasing number of people are experiencing the endless joys of surfing the web. This book provides a detailed explanation of various preparations before dial-up internet access, common network functions, and the usage methods of various network application software. Through studying this book, readers can master the basic operation methods and skills required for web surfing. This book is one of the series "Zero Point Takeoff Computer Training School." The entire book primarily covers the basics of the Internet, preparations for going online, methods of accessing the Internet, web browsing, online searching, file compression and online transmission, online entertainment, paging, chatting, transactions, job hunting, internet telephony and fax, BBS and newsgroups, and other online knowledge, as well as the usage methods and skills of commonly used application software for going online (such as Outlook Express, Foxmail, NetAnts, ICQ, RealPlayer, etc.). It also introduces knowledge related to personal homepage creation and online security. The book is well-structured, comprehensive in content, rich in examples, and illustrated. The entire book is divided into 20 lessons, each structured as Pre-Lesson Guidance, Classroom Explanation, Hands-on Practice, and After-Class Exercises. The Pre-Lesson Guidance highlights the foundation, key points, difficulties, and learning methods of each lesson's classroom explanation, facilitating self-study for readers and aiding instructors in teaching. The Classroom Explanation provides a detailed explanation of each lesson's knowledge points. The Hands-on Practice closely aligns with the classroom explanation, offering examples to guide readers in learning by doing. The After-Class Exercises provide fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple-choice questions, true/false questions, short-answer questions, or practice exercises based on each lesson's content, enabling readers to reinforce the knowledge learned in each lesson. This book is suitable for beginners learning to use the internet with computers and can be used as a teaching material for various social training classes.