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Home Networking with Microsoft® Windows® XP Step by Step
Author Matthew Danda and Heather T. Brown
Pages 192
Disk N/A
Level Beg/Int
Published 10/31/2001
ISBN 9780735614352
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    What's New with Networking in Microsoft Windows XPvii
    Getting Helpix
    Conventions and Featuresxi
1: Introduction to Home Networking1
    The Emergence of Home Networks1
    Advantages of Home Networking2
    Home Networking with Windows XP4
2: Connecting Your Computers Together6
    Choosing a Type of Network7
    Installing a Network Adapter16
    Connecting Two Computers Directly21
    Considering Internet Security21
3: Connecting to the Internet24
    Setting Up a New Internet Account27
    Transferring an Existing Internet Account32
    Setting Up a Broadband Connection36
4: Installing the Home Networking Software40
    Setting Up Your Windows XP Computer for Home Networking42
    Adding a Windows Computer to Your Home Network47
    Adding a Windows 95 Computer to Your Home Network50
    Adding a Windows 2000 Professional Computer to Your Home Network56
    Adding a Macintosh Computer to Your Home Network58
    Adding a Windows XP Computer to an Existing Windows Network59
    Adding Users to Your Windows XP Computer67
5: Securing Your Home Network70
    How a Firewall Works72
    Enabling the Internet Connection Firewall73
    Protecting Against Viruses78
    Scanning Your Computer for Viruses79
    Setting Up Security Zones in Internet Explorer80
    Protecting Your Privacy81
6: Sharing Data on the Network86
    Sharing a File on Your Windows XP Computer88
    Sharing a Folder on Your Windows XP Computer91
    Sharing Music on Your Network94
    Sharing Pictures on Your Network97
    Gaining Access to a Shared Folder on the Network99
    Creating Shortcuts to Folders on Your Network and the Internet101
    Restricting Access to a Shared Folder on Your Windows XP Computer104
    Mapping a Network Drive107
    Stopping Folder Sharing109
7: Sharing Printers and Other Peripherals112
    Sharing a Printer114
    Installing Additional Drivers118
    Printing to a Shared Printer120
    Disabling Printer Sharing123
    Sharing a Removable Disk Drive124
8: Communicating and Collaborating with Others on Your Network126
    Using Windows Messenger to Communicate with Others128
    Using Windows Messenger with Voice and Video137
    Using Windows Messenger to Transfer a File142
    Using Windows Messenger to Share Applications146
    Using Remote Assistance to Help Another Person150
    Taking Advantage of MSN Explorer153
    Using MSN Explorer with Earlier Versions of Windows155
GLOSSARY159
INDEX 167



Last Updated: November 12, 2001
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