Introduction
We've upgraded and so should you. Here's our Windows Superguide with the straight story--much of it undocumented--about how to make Windows 2000 work for your business.
Early this year many businesses upgraded to Microsoft's business-class operating system, Windows 2000, and haven't looked back. If you depend on your Windows-based network to tie your business together and make your employees more productive, we recommend you do the same.
As business decisions go, this one's a slam-dunk. Windows 2000 is rock-solid, unlike the crash-prone Windows 98. It works with virtually every printer and peripheral in your organisation, thanks to Plug and Play support. On a portable PC, it's unquestionably the best operating system you can buy. And Windows 2000 speaks fluent Internet, so you can work with clients, customers, and contacts anywhere in the world.
In this Windows Superguide, we're focusing all our attention on Windows 2000 and how you can put it to work for your business. We've kept the essential elements you've come to expect in the Superguide--the straight story, much of it undocumented, on how to get Windows to work for you instead of getting in your way.
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