Harley Hahn Teaches The Internet

Hahn quickly engages readers to teach basics and intermediate usage of the Internet. Even Grandma can learn to be an accomplished user with easy-to-decipher instructions and tips.

Harley Hahn's Read Me First Guide to the Internet offers a unique perspective on the Internet. Covering the essential technologies and the most salient information for the new Internet user, the Read Me First Guide skips the depth and goes straight to the heart of the most troublesome questions a new user might have. Harley's insightful views have instructed over 2.2 million Internet consumers to use the Internet to its fullest potential. Harley Hahn has the unique ability to engage the reader quickly, making his or her first and subsequent Internet experiences fun and productive. Compact and utilitarian in nature, this book has opportunities within POP displays during the holidays, special placement and bundling opportunities, retention and other "special" opportunities, and much more. Consumers will not be disappointed, and with special collateral marketing materials in the book, this book offers consumers an easy way to get familiar with the Internet, then move on to Harley Hahn Teaches the Internet, 2E.

Harley Hahn's Internet Advisor is a passionate and insightful book, written by the premier author, Harley Hahn. This book personally guides all users in how to do things and interact with the Internet through Harley's unique style and wit. It is uniquely organized by tasks that people want to accomplish on the Internet, arranged from the most common to the least common. It is easy to read, and contains additional nuggets of information separated from the main text, such as Internet Resources and Hints.

Now completely revised and updated, The Internet Complete Reference is the comprehensive guide that no Net surfer should be without. Internet guru Harley Hahn shows you everything you need to know to access and use today's Internet. He provides a thorough and straightforward introduction to the important ideas and concepts that often bog down and discourage newcomers. Described as" . . . the best how-to book . . ". by The Washington Post, it is the only one-stop resource you'll need. (Communications/Networking)

Lists and describes Internet resources on subjects ranging from agriculture to zoology, pointing out those that are useful, bizarre, or otherwise noteworthy.

A practical and comprehensive guide to the Internet.

This title allows you to look up a subject and see an annotated list of sites the author recommends. It is intended as a quick and easy way to locate Internet resources the reader might otherwise not find.