- Windows 2000 Pro: The Missing Manual
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- The Missing Credits
- Introduction
- About this Book
- What's New in Windows 2000 Pro
- Changes on the Desktop
- Customizable toolbars
- Briefcase
- DOS Prompt is now the Command Prompt
- Find is now Search
- My Documents is on the desktop
- Network Neighborhood is now My Network Places
- Personalized Menus
- Start menu
- Options is now Folder Options
- Windows NT Explorer is now Windows Explorer
- New Save File and Open File dialog boxes
- Changes behind the Desktop
- More mobile-computing features
- Clipboard Viewer is now ClipBook Viewer
- Computers Near Me
- Devices is now Device Manager
- Dial-up Networking
- Networking settings
- Disk Administrator is now Disk Management
- Event Viewer
- System Information
- TCP/IP
- User Manager is now Local Users and Groups
- New hardware standards
- Changes on the Desktop
- I. Getting Started
- 1. A Welcome to Windows 2000
- 2. Starting Up, Logging On, and Shutting Down
- 3. The Desktop and Start Menu
- 3.1. The Windows 2000 Desktop
- 3.2. The Start Menu
- 3.3. Start→Shut Down
- 3.4. Start→Run
- 3.5. Start→Help
- 3.6. Start→Search
- 3.7. Start→Settings
- 3.8. Start→Documents
- 3.9. Start→Programs
- 3.10. Customizing the Start Menu
- 3.11. Start→Windows Update
- 4. Windows, Folders, and the Taskbar
- 5. Icons, Shortcuts, and the Recycle Bin
- 6. Getting Help
- II. The Components of Windows 2000
- 7. Running Applications
- 7.1. Starting Programs
- 7.2. Switching Between Programs
- 7.3. Closing Programs
- 7.4. Escaping a Crashed Program
- 7.5. Moving Data Between Documents
- 7.6. Filename Extensions
- 7.7. Installing Software
- 7.8. Troubleshooting Applications with System Information
- 8. The Control Panel
- 8.1. Accessibility Options
- 8.2. Add/Remove Hardware
- 8.3. Add/Remove Programs
- 8.4. Administrative Tools Folder
- 8.5. Date/Time
- 8.6. Display
- 8.7. Fax
- 8.8. Folder Options
- 8.9. Fonts
- 8.10. Game Controllers
- 8.11. Internet Options
- 8.12. Keyboard
- 8.13. Mail
- 8.14. Mouse
- 8.15. Network and Dial-Up Connections
- 8.16. Phone and Modem Options
- 8.17. Power Options
- 8.18. Printers
- 8.19. Regional Options
- 8.20. Scanners and Cameras
- 8.21. Scheduled Tasks
- 8.22. Sounds and Multimedia
- 8.23. System
- 8.24. Users and Passwords
- 9. Programs in the Start Menu
- 9.1. Accessibility Features
- 9.2. Communications Features
- 9.3. Entertainment Features
- 9.4. Games
- 9.5. System Tools
- 9.6. Address Book
- 9.7. Calculator
- 9.8. Command Prompt
- 9.9. Imaging
- 9.10. Notepad
- 9.11. Paint
- 9.12. Synchronize
- 9.13. Windows Explorer
- 9.14. WordPad
- 9.15. Administrative Tools
- 9.16. Startup
- 9.17. Internet Explorer, Outlook Express
- 10. The Files of Windows 2000
- 7. Running Applications
- III. Windows Online
- 11. Getting to the Web
- 11.1. Getting an Account
- 11.2. Connecting to the Internet
- 11.3. Internet Explorer
- 11.4. Searching on the Web
- 11.5. Downloading and Saving Files
- 11.6. Keeping Track of Useful Sites
- 11.7. Customizing and Security
- 12. Outlook Express: Email and Newsgroups
- 12.1. Starting Out with Outlook Express
- 12.2. An Outlook Express Tour
- 12.3. Reading and Managing Email
- 12.4. Composing and Sending Messages
- 12.5. Using the Address Book
- 12.6. Handling Large Amounts of Email
- 12.7. Reading Newsgroups
- 12.8. Customizing Outlook Express
- 11. Getting to the Web
- IV. Network Survival
- 13. Working on the Network
- 14. Dialing In to a Network
- 14.1. Making Dial-Up Connections
- 14.2. Virtual Private Networks
- 14.3. Offline Files (Synchronization Manager)
- 15. Building a Peer-to-Peer Network
- V. Managing Your Computer
- 16. Adding and Removing Hardware
- 17. Security, Accounts, and Administration
- 18. Backup
- 19. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- VI. Appendixes
- A. Installing Windows 2000 Professional
- B. Windows 2000 Pro, Menu by Menu
- Index
- Colophon
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This program is designed to bring a folder on your PC and a folder on the network up to date with each other (when you return with your laptop from a trip, for example). For details, see Section 14.3.
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