Your first notebook PC /

Using a notebook PC is different from using a desktop PC. Not only are the keyboard and screen smaller, you have to deal with battery life, notebook security, connecting to the Internet at Wi-Fi hot spots, and figuring out how to enter numbers without a numeric keypad. How do you do what you need to...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Miller, Michael, 1958-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Indianapolis, Ind. : Que, 2007.
Temas:
Laptop computers.
Laptop computers
Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • pt. I. Getting to Know Your Notebook PC
  • 1. Notebooks Versus Desktops: Differences and Similarities
  • 2. Choosing the Right Notebook for You
  • 3. Out of the Box: Setting Up Your New Notebook PC
  • 4. Flip It Open and Click Start: Basic Notebook Operation
  • 5. Upgrading from a Desktop to a Notebook
  • pt. II. Using Your Notebook in the Home
  • 6. Connecting to a Wireless Home Network and the Internet
  • 7. Sharing Files and Peripherals
  • 8. Using Your Notebook with an iPod or MP3 Player
  • 9. Using Your Notebook with a Digital Camera or Video Camera
  • 10. Playing Games on Your Notebook
  • pt. III. Using Your Notebook in the Office
  • 11. Connecting to a Corporate Network
  • 12. Using Your Notebook for Business
  • 13. Presenting with Your Notebook
  • pt. IV. Using Your Notebook on the Road
  • 14. Connecting to an Internet Hot Spot
  • 15. Traveling with Your Notebook
  • 16. Playing Movies on Your Notebook
  • 17. Extending Battery Life
  • 18. Protecting Your Notebook
  • pt. V. Getting the Most Out of Your Notebook PC
  • 19. Using Your Notebook as a Desktop PC
  • 20. Accessorizing Your Notebook
  • 21. Powering Up with Utility Software
  • 22. Upgrading Your Notebook
  • 23. Notebook PC Tips and Tricks
  • 24. Troubleshooting Notebook Problems.

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