| Network Setup |
| Creating a new network, for two or more computers |
| Move Files |
| Getting your files from one computer to another |
| Share the Internet |
| Turn your pipeline into a fountain |
| Share a Printer |
| Make one printer do the work of many |
| Fixing Problems |
| Shocking, but true—computers can break |
| Finding Products |
| Available network products and where to find them |
| Download Site |
| Download this web site for off-line browsing |
The site as a whole focuses on the primary network: moving files around, sharing an Internet connection, and sharing printer access. Since you need a network before you can do any of these things, there's also network setup instructions.
Navigate around the site itself using the left sidebar and watch for icons that explain additional points as part of the page content.
When
you see the wrench icon, it means you'll need to connect something to something
else. Typically, you'll connect a wire to a computer, printer, or the like.
The CD
icon means you're working with software, usually by changing the settings
in a control panel or network program.
Help!
The white flag appears around trickier topics, pointing the way to background
or additional sources of information that will make the topic easier to
understand. Now how much would you pay?
If that isn't enough, I've also made my entire website available as a download for readers who want to view it off-line. The file is a self-extracting, self-mounting disk image that you can browse as if you were reading it on-line. You'll find the download file on the Download Site page.