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الرابط
http://www.9q9q.net/up3/index.php?f=sVrLlHWUu
Author(s): David A. Karp
Publisher: O'Reilly
Year: Mar 2006
ISBN: 0-596-10053-1
Language: English
File type: CHM
Pages: 239
Size (for download): 3.78 MB
Windows XP is the most popular operating system on the planet--and the most annoying. From incomprehensible error messages to inexplicable crashes, from wonky wireless setups to just finding a file, Windows can make your computing life a nightmare. But thanks to Fixing Windows XP Annoyances, you can banish the bugs, speed up operations, and just make Windows work right.
Windows XP frequently falls under the "You can't live with it; you can't live without it" category, and with good reason. Windows is an operating system, the underlying software that provides drivers, interface components, and communication services to the applications and games you use on your PC. Ideally, operating system software should be both omnipresent and invisible; like the air we breathe, it allows us to function but should never get in our way. Alas, it doesn't always work out that way.
Windows crashes. It interrupts our work with incomprehensible error messages. It bogs down under the weight of the software we pile on top of it. And it seems to make simple taskssuch as finding files, choosing default applications, and setting up a networkneedlessly complicated and hopelessly cumbersome. For these reasons and hundreds more, Windows is annoying.
The good news is that there are solutions to most Windows annoyances. Whether the solution lies in an obscure setting, an add-on program, or just a different way of doing something, most of what bugs us about Windows can be fixed. And that's what this book is about.
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 1 - Windows Interface
Chapter 2 - Windows Explorer
Chapter 3 - Multimedia
Chapter 4 - The Web and Email
Chapter 5 - Wireless and Networking
Chapter 6 - Setup and Hardware
رفعته لكم خصيصا على موقع عربى
الرابط
http://www.9q9q.net/up3/index.php?f=sVrLlHWUu
Author(s): David A. Karp
Publisher: O'Reilly
Year: Mar 2006
ISBN: 0-596-10053-1
Language: English
File type: CHM
Pages: 239
Size (for download): 3.78 MB
Windows XP is the most popular operating system on the planet--and the most annoying. From incomprehensible error messages to inexplicable crashes, from wonky wireless setups to just finding a file, Windows can make your computing life a nightmare. But thanks to Fixing Windows XP Annoyances, you can banish the bugs, speed up operations, and just make Windows work right.
Windows XP frequently falls under the "You can't live with it; you can't live without it" category, and with good reason. Windows is an operating system, the underlying software that provides drivers, interface components, and communication services to the applications and games you use on your PC. Ideally, operating system software should be both omnipresent and invisible; like the air we breathe, it allows us to function but should never get in our way. Alas, it doesn't always work out that way.
Windows crashes. It interrupts our work with incomprehensible error messages. It bogs down under the weight of the software we pile on top of it. And it seems to make simple taskssuch as finding files, choosing default applications, and setting up a networkneedlessly complicated and hopelessly cumbersome. For these reasons and hundreds more, Windows is annoying.
The good news is that there are solutions to most Windows annoyances. Whether the solution lies in an obscure setting, an add-on program, or just a different way of doing something, most of what bugs us about Windows can be fixed. And that's what this book is about.
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 1 - Windows Interface
Chapter 2 - Windows Explorer
Chapter 3 - Multimedia
Chapter 4 - The Web and Email
Chapter 5 - Wireless and Networking
Chapter 6 - Setup and Hardware