Windows 98 Hints And Hacks

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A reference for both the novice Director user and the veteran developer alike. It offers tips and techniques for: working with the DOT syntax; incorporating OOP (Object Oriented Programming); using External Cast Libraries to speed development; and using XTRAS.

Using "Windows 98 Multimedia Made Easy" empowers beginning to intermediate computer users to configure multimedia devices and resolve sound and video issues on their own, without having to consult a computer expert each time a problem is encountered. The CD-ROM includes multimedia utilities and attractions that relate to the text.

Using a tutorial approach with easy-to-do tasks, this book has a concise format that is jargon free and well-targeted. Helpful illustrations make it simple to perform a job and quickly master the essentials.

A task-based tutorial that gives the reader step-by-step solutions to their Windows questions. The book is focused around the needs of the new and casual user who wants to learn more than just the basics. Ìt also includes Window 98 tips, tricks and shortcuts.

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