Windows 98 To Go is a concise collection of expert advice, troubleshooting tips, workarounds, and practical solutions to the problems Windows 98 users of all levels frequently encounter. You don't have to read this book from beginning to end. We've divided the key topics into self-contained chapters that let you jump right to the section that interests you now. Need to set up a second display monitor for your system? There's a section on that. Want to set up Virtual Private Networks? We have a section for that. Need to optimize your disk's performance? You guessed it-there's a section for that.

Windows 98 To Go provides step-by-step guidance for setting up or correcting critical Windows components, including tips on how to get your hardware running properly and how to troubleshoot problems with peripherals. It explains how you can set up your file systems for fast access and better data protection and how to expand your existing disk drives, in addition to showing you the most commonly unused techniques for configuring the way Windows 98 looks and behaves. Other topics covered include setting up your own Web server, setting up a simple network, Virtual Private Networks and tunneling, and using Windows 98 as a client machine on larger networks.

All of the tips and step-by-step guides in this book have been tested extensively on a number of different configurations and distilled to give you the fastest access to the practical advice you need.

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