WebTV For Dummies (For Dummies (Computers))
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (818 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764507427 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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. Brad Hill, former media spokesperson for WebTV, is a columnist and author of 11 other books, including Internet Searching For Dummies® and Yahool!® For Dummies®
OJAIBUNNYLOVER said WOW! WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH WEBTV!!!. ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS BOOK!!! I'VE HAD WEBTV FOR "WOW! WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH WEBTV!!!" according to OJAIBUNNYLOVER. ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS BOOK!!! I'VE HAD WEBTV FOR 2 YEARS AND NOT UNTIL A MONTH AGO WHEN I STUMBLED ACROSS THIS BOOK DID I HAVE ANY IDEA OF ALL THE THINGS I COULD DO WITH WEBTV. LIKE SET UP A WEBPAGE, KEEP A SCRAPBOOK OF IMAGES FROM THE INTERNET. HAVE ACCESS TO 6 ACCOUNTS GIVING ME LOTS MORE SPACE FOR MORE SAVED IMAGES AND WEBPAGES. I CAN ADD MUSIC TO MY WEBPAGES ALSO. I DONT' FEEL SO LEFT OUT OF THINGS (NOT HAVING A COMPUTER) NOW. I HIGHLY RECCOMMEND IT!. YEARS AND NOT UNTIL A MONTH AGO WHEN I STUMBLED ACROSS THIS BOOK DID I HAVE ANY IDEA OF ALL THE THINGS I COULD DO WITH WEBTV. LIKE SET UP A WEBPAGE, KEEP A SCRAPBOOK OF IMAGES FROM THE INTERNET. HAVE ACCESS TO 6 ACCOUNTS GIVING ME LOTS MORE SPACE FOR MORE SAVED IMAGES AND WEBPAGES. I CAN ADD MUSIC TO MY WEBPAGES ALSO. I DONT' FEEL SO LEFT OUT OF THINGS (NOT HAVING A COMPUTER) NOW. I HIGHLY RECCOMMEND IT!. Terry said Dummies Books Are The Best!. I have been reviewing many of the "Dummies" books for the past year, not only the internet ones, but also those on other subjects. I find them entertaining and written in such a way that the writer seems like a friend looking over your shoulder, guiding your steps."WebTV for Dummies" was a lifesaver! I wanted to do more with my webby than just surf the net and chat, and "Dummies" showed me how to find what I needed. The "cheat sheets" are great; a fast, easy-to-find guide that I don't have to search through the whole book to find. This was the first reference book I bought after I got my webby, . "This book explains Webtv and the internet in plain english." according to A Customer. I purchased a WebTV plus in January of this year (after a disasterous couple of months with RCA). In the infomercials "plus" is touted as simple. This is maybe true for the younger generation who are raised in this world of hi-tech. Us older folks who were raised with the hand cranked phone it wil always be a miracle. After some frustrating weeks realizing I was not using the internet's full potential I decided to buy a book to help me. The bookseller recommended "WebTV for dummies" and that qualified me. Brad Hill not only explains everything in plain english he does it with a good sense of hum
In classic For Dummies style, this book explains the user interface and interactive TV. Author Brad Hill also shares his expertise with new Internet users so they can master the art of Web browsing with their WebTV system. Plus, the book also all the new features WebTV has to offer, such as WebPIP, Web Home, and TV Crossover Links, DVR boxes (digital video recorder) and much more. Easy-to-understand explanations on setting up and using WebTV will have users surfing the Net and enjoying WebTV's great features in no time at all. WebTV spokesperson and author Brad Hill explains the set-up process thoroughly but without intimidating technical jargon and shows you how to find the best sites for family activities and kid-safe browsing.Describes all the latest technology available with WebTV, including WebPIP (picture-in-picture), VCR Record, TV Crossover Links, Web Home, Smart Card slot, the infrared keyboard, and video and audio e-mail attachments.WebTV isn't just internet anymore - its interactive television! Discover how to interact with news programs, game shows and many more to come!. Revised to cover the latest upgrades to the system and service
Instead of intermingling descriptions of steps to take with statements of the effects you should see as a result of your steps, these books keep cause and effect separate. Plus, there's a tutorial on basic online safety, etiquette, and information-finding techniques. Readers almost always can tell what they should do next, and they always know how to tell if they're on the right track. You also learn how to find and use the WebTV Communities, and how to organize them for easy repeat access. --David WallTopics covered: WebTV for those who are unfamiliar with