Robert T. Grauer, University of Miami
Margaret Marx, Saint Joseph College

Published April, 1998 by Prentice Hall Business Publishing

Copyright 1998, 380 pp.
Spiral Bound
ISBN 0-13-861675-2

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For an introductory course covering Internet Explorer. This is one of the newest books in our popular Exploring Windows Series. Written by Grauer/Marx, the same author team who write our Office and Netscape texts, Internet Explorer will appeal to students from a wide variety of disciplines. It is written at a level that assumes no prior knowledge or experience with the Internet. Concepts are presented in non-technical terms with step-by-step instructions so that students will find the text informative and easy to understand.




Hands-on experience—In addition to the rationale behind what is being done and why. Each chapter has several hands-on exercises.

• Allows students to learn by doing as well as learning the reasoning.

Four-color, spiral bound text is also part of Prentice Hall's Custom Binding Program, the Right PHit.

• Gives instructors the greatest flexibility in providing custom content for their course at a discounted price. Coverage of topics—Including push technology, Active X, multimedia, and cyber commerce.
• Gives students complete coverage of popular topics.

Extensive coverage of HTML—With an emphasis on creating your own home page

• Walks students through creating their own web page with non-technical presentation of information and step-by-step instructions.

Supported by the Grauer web site—Visit www.prenhall.com/grauer for additional resources.

1. Welcome to Cyberspace: The Internet and World Wide Web.
2. Search Engines: Finding Information on the Web.
3. Outlook Express: Global Communication with Mail and News.
4. The Active Desktop: Channels, Subscriptions, and the Web Style.
5. The Internet and Society: Issues in Cyberspace.
6. Creating a Home Page: Introduction to FrontPage Express.
7. Beyond the Web: Traditional Internet Services.
Appendix A: How the Internet Works.
Appendix B: Hot Web Sites.
Appendix C: Internet Glossary.
Index.

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