By:  Kate Barnes
274 Pages

An easy-to-read
reference for the
basics of creating,
editing and printing
documents.  Packed
with common sense
tips, hints, examples,
reviews, notes, quick-
references, and tables.

By:  Alan Simpson
643 Pages

Complete coverage of
all DOS versions
including the new
4.0 features such as
the DOS shell, with
clear, nontechnical
descriptions.  Easy to
learn for the computer
novice.  It features
tutorial chapters with
margin notes, icons,
troubleshooting sections
and clear examples.

By:  Kris Jamsa
454 Pages

With the Jamsa Disk
Utilities.
This book comes with
two 5-1/4" floppy disks.
Teaches true fundamentals
of hard disk organization
and performance.  Includes
powerful utility programs
that let you undelete files,
sort and rename or squeeze
out unused directories.
Improve your system
without buying expensive
hardware.

By:  H.W. Sams Eng. staff
150 Pages

Explains in simple
terms how to
interconnect video
accessories.  It
explains VCR
connections, satellite
receivers and camcorders.

By:  Gilbert Held
504 Pages

PDAs, ISDN, SNMP,
TCP/IP
Examine the latest
aspects in communication
technology, learn the
principles of the internet
and explore video, home
satellite  transmission,
cellular, e-mail, palmtop
computers and fiber-optics.
Basic knowledge helpful
before reading this book.

By:  Robert Brenner

Completely illustrated
repair guide.  Covers
IBM PC/XT/AT and
compatibles.  Apple II
series computers,
Macintosh, Commodore
64/128 and Amiga.  Info
on high pin count chips,
a trouble system and
chip location guides, etc.

By:  Vaughn D. Martin
263 Pages

Vol. 1 is basic concepts,
photometrics and optics -
The Introduction.

Cross reference guide
containing over 15,000
original type numbers
from 166 manufacturers.

This hard disk
quick reference
book contains
essential micro-
computer information
in portable form.