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Microsoft BackOffice Administrator's Survival Guide


—Arthur Knowles

This all-in-one reference focuses on what Microsoft BackOffice is and how it is used in the real world. It includes all the fundamental concepts required for daily maintenance and troubleshooting, as well as explains the more arcane aspects of managing the BackOffice. It also Introduces Microsoft's new System Management Server. The CD-ROM includes product demos, commercial and shareware utilities, and technical notes. The book uses step-by-step written procedures interspersed with figures captured from the actual tools.

Covers Windows 95


Price: $59.99 USA/$81.95 CDN
User level:
Accomplished–Expert
ISBN: 0-672-30849-5
1,008 pages

Windows NT 3.51 Server Survival Guide


—Rick Sant'Angelo and Nadeem Chagtai

Joining the popular Survival Guide series, this book is a necessary tool for every system administrator implementing an NT network. It gives in-depth coverage of the latest and most complex features of NT networking, including steps to configure a heterogeneous system and procedures on how to implement the BackOffice suite of NT Server-based products.

The CD-ROM contains a Workgroup Help Desk application, demonstration files, exotic logon scripts, and more. Step-by-step instructions cover every detail, including some advanced NT features.


Price: $55.00 USA/$74.95 CDN
User Level: Accomplished
ISBN: 0-672-30860-6
996 pages

Windows NT 4 Server Unleashed


—Jason Garms

The Windows NT server has been gaining tremendous market share over Novell and the new upgrade—which includes a Windows 95 interface—is sure to add momentum to its market drive. To that end, Windows NT 4.0 Server Unleashed is written to meet that growing market. It provides information on disk and file management, integrated networking, BackOffice integration, and TCP/IP protocols. The book focuses on using Windows NT as an Internet server and covers security issues and Macintosh support.

The CD-ROM includes source code from the book and valuable utilities.

Price: $55.00 USA/$77.95 CDN
User level: Accomplished–Expert
ISBN: 0-672-30933-5
1,100 pages

Windows NT 4 Web Development


—Sanjaya Hettihewa

Windows NT and Microsoft's newly developed Internet Information Server is making it easier and more cost-effective to set up, manage, and administer a good Web site. Because the Windows NT environment is relatively new, there are few books on the market that adequately discuss its full potential. Web Site Developer's Guide for Windows NT addresses that potential by providing information on all key aspects of server setup, maintenance, design, and implementation. The book covers Java, JavaScript, Internet Studio, Visual Basic Script, and Windows NT.

Price: $59.99 USA/$84.95 CDN
User level:
Accomplished–Expert
ISBN: 1-57521-089-4
800 pages

Building an Intranet with Windows NT 4.0


—Scott Zimmerman and Tim Evans

This hands-on guide teaches readers how to set up and maintain an effecient Intranet with Windows NT. It comes complete with a selection of the best software for setting up a server, creating content, and for developing Intranet applications. It includes complete specifications for several of the most popular Intranet applications—group scheduling, discussions, database access, and more.

The CD-ROM includes a complete Windows NT Intranet toolkit with a full-featured Web server, Web content development tools, and ready-to-use Intranet applications.

Covers Windows NT 4.0

Price: $49.99 USA/$70.95 CDN
User level:
Casual–Accomplished
ISBN: 1-57521-137-8
600 pages

The Internet Unleashed 1996


—Barron, Ellsworth, Savetz, et al

The Internet Unleashed 1996 is designed to help the newcomer get up and running on the Internet and serve as a reference for the more experienced user. The Internet Unleashed 1996 shows readers how to take advantage of all the Net has to offer for business, education, libraries and government.

This is the only book that includes the experience of over 40 of the world's top Internet experts. The new edition is updated with expanded coverage of Web publishing, Internet business, Internet multimedia and virtual reality, Internet security, Java, and more.

The CD-ROM contains both starter software and advanced tools.

Price: $49.99 USA/$67.99 CDN
User level:
New–Casual–Accomplished–Expert
ISBN: 1-57521-041-x
1,456 pages

Windows NT 3.51 Unleashed, Third Edition


—Robert Cowart, et al.

Windows NT 3.5 Unleashed takes the reader beyond the basic and focuses on the unique strengths and challenges of one of the world's most powerful operating systems. Readers will get comprehensive coverage on topics such as managing single or multiple domains, improving system security, data integrity, and optimizing network performance. Also addressed are how to install, configure, and maintain Windows NT in a networked environment. The book covers different ways to install, configure, and maintain Windows NT on an individual workstation and teaches you how to connect systems using the Peer-to-Peer connection.

The CD-ROM includes server administration tools and other useful utilities for Windows NT.

Price: $49.99 USA/$67.99 CDN
User level:
Intermediate–Advanced
ISBN: 0-672-30902-5
1,044 pages

Replaces Previous Edition: ISBN: #0-672-30685-9

Web Site Construction Kit for Windows NT


—Christopher L.T. Brown & Scott Zimmerman

The Web Site Construction Kit for Windows NT gives the reader everything they need to set up, develop, and maintain a Web site with Windows NT. It teaches the ins and outs of planning, installing, configuring, and administering a Windows NT-based Web site for an organization, and it includes detailed instructions on how to use the software on the CD-ROM to develop the Web site's content—HTML pages, CGI scripts, image maps, and so on.

Price: $49.99 USA/$67.99 CDN
User level:
Casual–Accomplished
ISBN: 1-57521-047-9
400 pages

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