Introducing Remote Access: Why Remote Access? Communications: Basics and Some History. Modern Basics: How They Work and Terminology. Advanced Connections: How and Why. Connection Software: What There Is and What You Need. Email: Uses, Sources, Readers, And More. Controlling Other Computers. Getting Files and Software. Connecting to the Internet. Remote Connection Within the Enterprise. Making Remote Access Happen: Assessing Your Needs. Buying a Modem and Software. Installation and Troubleshooting. Transferring Files. Remote PC Access. Remote LAN Access. Terminal Emulation. Basics of Internet Connections. Advanced Internet Connections. Distributing Information with Lotus Notes. Making Remote Access Work: Modem Shopping Checklist. Guide to Online Service Providers. Tips on Working Remotely. Staying Connected on the Road. Security and the Remote Connection. Vendor/Service Provider Resource Guide.

This is guide to the basics of E-mail. It is suitable for both the casual E-mail user and the networking professional, as it covers everything from the installation of E-mail to the maintenance and management of E-mail hubs and message servers. The book explains the fundamental concepts and technologies of electronic mail, featuring chapters on Lotus applications and CompuServe, as well as information on up-grading, automation, message-based applications, and user training. The key features of the book include: step-by-step exposition of electronic mail design, budgeting and deployment fundamentals, with practical tips for avoiding common pitfalls; emphasis on product- and protocol-specific information to help E-mail users with specific applications problems; checklist of E-mail software features and functions to help users choose the best package for their particular needs; and chapters on hands-on user training, troubleshooting and maintenance, and disaster prevention and recovery. There is also a resource guide with vendor lists for all hardware and software products and services mentioned.