Alan Freedman, Alfred Glossbrenner, Emily Glossbrenner
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THE INTERNET GLOSSARY AND QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Millions of people log onto the Internet for a journey into the World Wide Web. Now there is an Internet travel guide that will make their trip smoother and more productive. This 'Fodor's' of the Internet will teach them 'Internetese' and guide them through the realities and virtualities of on-line travel.
In the tradition of Alan Freedman's other books, The Internet Glossary is packed with up-to-the-minute definitions and crystal-clear explanations. It's the one book everyone will want at his/her side when venturing into cyberspace.
Written by long-time Internet veterans, this book decodes confusing Internet lingo and provides quick how-to tips for such crucial tasks as making the most of Web search engines, dealing with helper applications and plug-ins, and mining the vast stores of information around the Internet.
ALAN FREEDMAN (Point Pleasant, NJ) is president of The Computer Language Company, an organization dedicated to computer education and training for business and non-technical people. He is also the author of The Computer Desktop Encyclopedia (also Amacom).
ALFRED GLOSSBRENNER is the author of some 40 books on personal computers, on-line services, and the Internet. EMILY GLOSSBRENNER has nearly two decades of experience with computers and on-line communications, and she has written numerous books and articles on those subjects.
