Course Status:	Released	Courseware Features
Course Language:	English
Course Duration:	4 Hours
Deployment Options:	Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience

End-users unfamiliar with Microsoft Windows 98

Prerequisites

A very basic familiarity with Windows 98 as covered in the course Microsoft Windows 98: Getting Started

Course Aim

To make new users familiar and comfortable with using Windows 98 in everyday work situations

Learning Objectives

Demonstrate how to use the Control Panel, the taskbar, and shortcuts. Outline the use of plug-and-play devices and multiple monitors in Windows 98. Explain networks and how they work with Windows 98. Show how to share resources and access shared resources. Describe how to use Dial-Up Networking to access network resources or resources on another computer from a remote location. Explain the features and uses of My Briefcase and Microsoft Fax. Describe how Internet Explorer and Windows 98 are integrated. Describe how to connect to the Internet and how to use the toolbar to browse the Internet. Demonstrate how to create shortcuts to URLs.

Topics Covered

Customizing Windows 98 - Using the Control Panel - Hands-on: Customizing your display - Using the taskbar - Hands-on: Customizing your taskbar - Using shortcuts - Hands-on: Creating a shortcut Plug-and-play and multiple monitors - Adding hot plug-and-play devices - Hands-on: Adding a hot plug-and-play device - Using multiple monitors Networking with Windows 98 - Overview - Shared resources - Hands-on: Connecting to a printer - Accessing shared resources - Hands-on: Mapping a drive - Sharing your resources - Hands-on: Sharing a folder Using Mobile Windows 98 - Dial-up Networking - My Briefcase - Hands-on: Using My Briefcase - Microsoft Fax - Hands-on: Sending a fax Windows 98 and the Internet - Internet integration - Browsing the Internet - Hands-on: Using Internet Explorer - Creating shortcuts to URLs - Hands-on: Creating a shortcut to a URL

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