by Dan Gookin, et al
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 400 pages
(17 March, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
The "Discover" series is a quick guide to learning a new technology or topic. It is targeted to people who are new computer users, or individuals who are generally familiar with basic computer concepts, but who are new to a particular technology or software application product. With information on... Read more
by Martin S. Matthews, Carole Boggs Matthews
Osborne Publishing
Paperback - 428 pages
(28 August, 1997)
Osborne Publishing
This is a reference to Windows 95, this guide covers: installation; setting up; customizing and optimizing; printing; mulitmedia; and integration with the Internet. Features of the book include: a "Top Ten FAQs" chapter from Stream International's database (appearing as the first chapter of the... Read more
by Greg Perry, Greg M. Teach Yourself Windows 95 in Perry
Sams
Paperback - 440 pages
(15 December, 1998)
Sams
Using hands-on tasks to help the reader learn the Windows 95 environment and tools quickly, this 3rd edition also includes information on the latest version of Internet Explorer and how to take advantage of its up to date features. Read more
by Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 1376 pages
(June 1995)
Microsoft Press
Must HAVE!!
Great to solve problems through helpdesk and to trouble shoot, also is very useful as a reference to have when a user calls with computer problems or questions regarding their computersRead more
by Charles Petzold
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 1120 pages
(March 1996)
Microsoft Press
Funniest Book I Ever Read
Charles Petzold is truly the funniest man in America, I laughed until I cried. The chapter on dialog boxes was shines as an example of American humor at its best. 5 stars Charlie.Read more
by Ed Tittel, J. Michael Stewart
Coriolis Group Books
Paperback - 404 pages
(June 1998)
Coriolis Group Books
Can't say anything bad - I passed - 1st time!!
Before reading this book, I read Microsoft Press's Implementing and Supporting Windows 95.....twice!! But after reading Exam Cram, I seemed to understand things better. If you understand them, it's a lot easier to remember them. I will buy other Exam Cram products.Read more
by Dan Gookin
IDG Books
Paperback - 326 pages
( 4 April, 1996)
IDG Books
This edition covers every aspect of how to use DOS applications under Windows '95. Read more
by Shelley O'Hara
Que
Paperback - 276 pages
( 1 September, 1998)
Que
Intended for the new and casual user who wants fast answers to their questions about Windows 95 tasks and procedures, this work uses screen shots and step-by-step instructions. Read more
by Jerry Joyce, Marianne Moon
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 352 pages
(February 1997)
Microsoft Press
Surveys the features of Windows 95 and offers step-by-step demonstrations of each major function. Read more
by maranGraphics, Ruth Maran
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 323 pages
(19 July, 1996)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Aimed specifically at beginners and intermediate users, this book provides simple screen sheets, as well as straightforward instructions on all aspects of Windows '95. Read more
by Andy Rathbone
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 360 pages
(19 June, 1996)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
This updated edition covers Windows '95. The book contains Windows '95 tips and tricks, and includes advice on multimedia and trouble-shooting. Read more
by Brian Frederick
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 448 pages
(23 July, 1998)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
A collection of self-assessment and practice exams to help MCSE candidates measure their knowledge on planning, configuring, managing, integrating, monitoring, optimizing and troubleshooting a system incorporating Windows 95. The accompanying CD-ROM contains a self-assessment test, a customizable... Read more
by Microsoft Press, Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 1200 pages
(December 1996)
Microsoft Press
This is a great reference for anyone who supports Win '95 or plans to take the MCSE exam. It is basic enough for people new to '95, yet in depth enough for system admins and power users. I found it to be long in reading it cover-to-cover, but it is not meant to be read that way unless you plan to...Read more
by Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 1200 pages
(January 1998)
Microsoft Press
Excellent Study Tool
For many, this would be the single most helpful tool to prepare for the 70-064 certification exam. Although highly informative, I find all the Microsoft Press study materials boring. The saving grace are the entertaining CD-ROMs that round out the package. However, my opinion is based on my style of...Read more
by Charles A. Mirho, Andre Terrisse
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 306 pages
(May 1996)
Microsoft Press
Doesn't seem to explain flow control very well
Im writing a file transfer program to transfer data over the serial port using a NULL modem cable. This books helps a little. However, the explanations on P.54 about RTS/CTS hardware flow control I find quite confusing. The author seems to contradict himself. Other than that the book seems to...Read more
by Edward Tetz, Ed Wilson
New Riders Publishing
Textbook Binding - 846 pages
(April 1998)
New Riders Publishing
Covers the Windows 95 core exam #70-64. Each chapter begins with a pre-chapter quiz that allows the readers to assess their knowledge of the objectives covered in the chapter. Each chapter ends with a set of review questions. Read more
by Ed Tetz
New Riders Publishing
Textbook Binding - 627 pages
(January 1999)
New Riders Publishing
This text helps candidates for the MCSE Windows 95 exam identify what they do not know and explains the answers. Read more
by Andy Rathbone
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 300 pages
(27 February, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
A guide for beginner users to the operating system Windows 95. It highlights new information, such as Internet Explorer and Office 97, as well as regular features, including opening and saving files. The companion CD-ROM includes exercises from the book and accessory programs. Read more
by Sue Plumley, Trudi 10 Minute Guide to Windows 95 Reisner
Que
Paperback
(March 1997)
Que
For new to casual Windows 95 users who need to understand how to use the basic functions of the operating system, this text explains the features through 10 mini-tutorials, each lasting ten minutes or less. Read more
by Alan Simpson
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
Paperback - 1000 pages
( 4 August, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
This is a reference and tutorial guide for getting the most out of Windows 95 and Internet Explorer 4. It provides answers about building Web pages and the CD-ROM includes features such as: high- performance shareware and freeware programs; a hypertext version of the book, Internet and Web-access... Read more
by Corinne Hervo, Gillian Cain(Translator)
ENI Publishing
Paperback - 105 pages
(31 December, 1998)
ENI Publishing
Part of the "Straight to the Point" series which aims to provide an immediate insight to a software. Each book includes illustrations, an index classified by theme and is designed so as to enable the reader to easily find and rapidly apply all the functions of the software. Read more
by Microsoft Press Staff
Microsoft Press
Paperback
(August 1997)
Microsoft Press