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9780764578830

Windows? XP Timesaving TechniquesTM For Dummies?, 2nd Edition

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    9780764578830

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    0764578839

  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
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Summary

Computers were supposed to save us time, but Windows XP users know how often the opposite seems to be true. What if you could get a list of shortcuts that would save you time every single day? Windows XP Timesaving Techniques For Dummies, 2nd Edition includes 70 of them, great tips and tricks that make Windows work faster, more reliably, and more like the way you work.Collected and tested by Windows guru Woody Leonhard, these timesavers are organized into groups of related tasks so you can quickly find the ones that will help you at any given time. You can set up your desktop and launch your programs in the way that makes sense for you, take back control of the Internet and e-mail, manage your music and visual media, and protect your system in a few simple steps. You'll find no-nonsense advice on Eliminating irritating programs that start automatically Speeding up the restart or shutdown process Streamlining searches, the Start menu, and Outlook Express Strengthening your firewall and zapping scumware Adjusting your monitor to reduce eyestrain Reducing download time for photos Enhancing the performance of your network Making online shopping faster as well as safer Scheduling maintenance chores to run while you sleep From the most basic to somewhat advanced tricks designed for power users, this grocery list of timesavers has something for every Windows XP user- including you!

Author Biography

Woody Leonhard: Curmudgeon, critic, and perennial “Windows Victim,” Woody Leonhard runs a fiercely independent Web site devoted to delivering the truth about Windows and Office, whether Microsoft likes it or not. With up-to-the-nanosecond news, observations, tips and help, AskWoody.com has become the premiere source of unbiased information for people who actually use the products.
In the past decade, Woody has written more than two dozen books, drawing an unprecedented six Computer Press Association awards and two American Business Press awards. Woody was one of the first Microsoft Consulting Partners and is a charter member of the Microsoft Solutions Provider organization. He’s widely quoted — and reviled — on the Redmond campus.

Justin Leonhard: Lives with his dad in Phuket, Thailand. Justin contributed to Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies. He frequently helps Woody with various writing projects and keeps the office network going. Justin is an accomplished scuba diver, budding novelist, and the best video game player for miles. He was admitted to Mensa International at the age of 14.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(1)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
What's in This Book
2(2)
Conventions Used in This Book
4(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
Part 1: No-Bull Installation and Setup
7(34)
Getting the Latest Version of Windows
9(16)
Installing Service Pack 2
10(2)
Setting Up Service Pack 2
12(1)
Recovering from SP2 Problems
13(1)
Choosing Between XP Home and XP Professional
13(2)
Upgrading Quickly
15(6)
In-place upgrades in a snap
16(1)
Breezing through clean installs
17(4)
Transferring Files and Settings
21(4)
Understanding what gets transferred
21(1)
Choosing storage media for transferring your files
22(1)
Transferring files and settings on a clean install
22(1)
Breezing through a transfer
23(2)
Running the Activation Gauntlet
25(6)
Understanding Activation, Registration, and Passport
25(1)
Activating Windows XP the Right Way
26(2)
Understanding your activation options
26(1)
Installing an old copy of Windows XP on a new computer
27(1)
Registering for Fun and Profit
28(1)
Signing Up for Passport (And Hotmail)
28(2)
Staying on Top of Privacy Issues
30(1)
Retrieving Your Product Key
31(5)
Unlocking the Secrets of the Windows XP Product Key
32(1)
Locating the Key
32(1)
Reconstructing the Product Key
33(1)
Verifying Your Product Key
33(3)
Installing a Legal Copy of Windows XP over a Bootleg
36(5)
Nailing Pirate Product Keys
36(2)
Updating Your Key the Easy Way
38(1)
Toughing It Out the Hard Way
39(2)
Part II: Making Windows Lean and Clean
41(70)
Making Windows Work Faster
43(14)
Bypassing the Logon Screen
43(2)
Monitoring System Performance
45(1)
Eliminating the #1 Bottleneck: Memory Drain
46(2)
No-Nonsense Tweaking
48(9)
Using Windows' built-in tweaking tools
48(2)
Disabling automatic error reporting
50(1)
Cleaning and defragging your hard drive
50(2)
Special-purpose tweaks
52(2)
Fine-tuning Intel systems
54(3)
Shut Down, Restart, and Switch Users Quickly
57(4)
Creating a Fast Shut Down Icon
58(1)
Creating an Icon to Abort a Fast Shut Down
59(1)
Creating an Icon to Restart Your Computer Quickly
59(1)
Using Shut Down and Restart Options
59(1)
Creating an Icon to Switch Users
60(1)
Saving Time (And Your Eyes) On-Screen
61(11)
Applying Basic, Vision-Saving Tactics
61(1)
Understanding How Characters Appear On-Screen
62(1)
Screen Resolution and Zoom on CRTs
63(5)
Adjusting resolution settings
64(2)
Handling refresh rate matters
66(1)
High-resolution tricks
67(1)
Fine-Tuning ClearType
68(1)
Setting Up Multiple Monitors
69(3)
Stopping a Thief with Your Welcome Screen
72(8)
Choosing a Branding Approach
72(1)
Building a Pre-Logon Screen
73(4)
Bringing the pre-logon screen to life
74(1)
Adding line breaks to your pre-logon screen
75(2)
Modifying the Windows Welcome Screen
77(3)
Rapid Power Passwords
80(9)
Understanding Password Limitations
80(1)
Requiring a Password to Log On
81(1)
Looking at Passwords from a Cracker's Point of View
82(2)
Choosing a Quick, Strong Password
84(1)
Changing and Deleting Passwords
85(2)
Keeping Your Password Alive
87(2)
Windows Power Management
89(5)
Understanding the Standards
89(1)
Using Stand By and Hibernate
90(1)
Forcing Power Off on Shut Down
91(1)
Timesaving Settings for Power Users
91(3)
Keeping Programs from Starting Automatically
94(8)
Recognizing You Have a Problem
94(1)
Finding and Eliminating Auto-Starting Programs
95(5)
Preventing New Auto-Starters
100(2)
Removing and Reinstalling Programs
102(9)
Removing Programs Thoroughly
102(3)
Updating the Add or Remove Programs List
105(1)
Cleaning Up before a Reinstall
105(1)
Adding Windows Components
106(1)
Using Non-Microsoft Replacements
107(2)
Nixing Windows Messenger (And Other Hidden Programs)
109(2)
Part III: Convincing Windows to Work Your Way
111(98)
Streamlining the Start Menu
113(13)
Navigating the Start Menu
114(1)
Pinning and Unpinning
114(4)
Unpinning Internet Explorer and Outlook from the Start menu
114(2)
Pinning what you like to the Start menu
116(1)
Creating more room for pinned items
117(1)
Reining In the All Programs Submenu
118(4)
Where All Programs comes from
118(2)
Rearranging the All Programs submenu
120(2)
Cascading to Save Time
122(4)
Building a Power Desktop
126(14)
Desktop Brevity: The Soul of Wit
127(4)
Cleaning up old icons
127(1)
Exploring unused desktop shortcuts
128(1)
Aligning icons
129(1)
Moving icons so you have more room on the desktop
130(1)
Adding Other Icons --- Maybe
131(1)
Avoiding Active Content
131(1)
Trimming the New Right-Click Menu
132(2)
Generating One-Click E-Mail
134(2)
Setting up the e-mail
134(1)
Improving one-click e-mail
135(1)
Starting Multiple Programs at Once
136(2)
Arranging Multiple Windows Side-by-Side
138(2)
Tricking Out the Taskbar
140(7)
Customizing the Taskbar
140(2)
Grouping Windows
142(2)
Blitzing the Address Bar
144(1)
Navigating from the Taskbar
145(2)
Launching Your Most-Used Programs Quickly
147(6)
Using the Quick Launch Toolbar
147(1)
Making the Quick Launch Toolbar Appear
148(1)
Adding Programs to the Quick Launch Toolbar
148(1)
Making Room for More Programs on the Quick Launch Toolbar
149(1)
Auto-Hiding the Taskbar
149(1)
Changing Quick Launch Screen Tips
149(2)
Opening Documents Quickly
151(1)
Opening Web Pages Quickly
151(1)
Adding a Blank E-Mail Message to the Quick Launch Toolbar
152(1)
Creating New, Template-Based Documents Quickly
152(1)
Making Programs Run Your Way
153(5)
Running a Program when Windows Starts
153(1)
Allowing Other Users to Run Your Programs
154(1)
Bringing Back Word's Last Document
155(3)
Using Built-In Keyboard Shortcuts
158(5)
Shortcuts Everybody Needs
159(1)
Important Windows Key Combinations
160(1)
A Grab-Bag of Application Shortcuts
160(1)
Odds `n' (Sometimes Useful) Ends
161(2)
Making Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts
163(12)
Putting Custom Hot Keys to Work for You
163(1)
Knowing What You Can't Do with Hot Keys
164(1)
Creating and Organizing Hot Keys
164(9)
Starting a program with a hot key
165(1)
Opening a folder with a hot key
166(2)
Surfing to a Web site with a hot key
168(1)
Sending e-mail with a hot key
169(1)
Opening a file with a hot key
170(1)
Creating new documents with a hot key
171(1)
Running presentations with a hot key
172(1)
Undoing Hot Keys
173(1)
Using Active Words for Expanded Hot Keys
174(1)
Exploring Effectively
175(14)
Making Windows Show Filename Extensions
175(2)
Customizing Explorer for Speed
177(2)
Seeing all your files and folders
177(1)
Seeing pathnames in Explorer's title bar
178(1)
Choosing the Right View
179(5)
Working with Details view
181(1)
Returning crucial folders to their original views
182(1)
Sorting files by group
183(1)
Setting Folders' Behavior
184(1)
Copying Files Quickly
185(1)
Changing Filename Associations
186(1)
Renaming Files En Masse
187(1)
Customizing the Open and Save As Dialog Boxes
188(1)
Finding the Files You Want Fast
189(10)
Speeding Up Searches
190(1)
Starting with advanced searches
190(1)
Nixing the mutt
191(1)
Engaging Your Brain Before the Search
191(1)
Running a Simple Advanced Search
192(1)
Searching for Contents and Metadata
193(1)
Employing Wildcards
194(1)
Saving and Reusing Searches
195(1)
Finding Files That Got Lost
195(2)
First, don't panic
196(1)
Second, get determined
196(1)
Advanced Searching with Copernic
197(2)
Listing Files Quickly
199(10)
Getting Started by Fixing a Windows Bug
200(1)
Showing Directory Listings
201(3)
Writing a program to show directory listings
202(1)
Adding the program to the right-click menu
203(1)
Listing Files by Filename Extension
204(2)
Printing a File List Automatically
206(2)
Getting Rid of Listing Entries
208(1)
Part IV: Making the Most of Internet and E-Mail
209(72)
Customizing Internet Explorer
211(18)
Speeding Up IE
211(7)
Using a blank home page
212(1)
Showing placeholder pictures
213(1)
Stopping script debugging
214(1)
Bumping up the cache
214(2)
Downloading pages overnight
216(2)
Finding Uncommon Methods for Common Tasks
218(3)
Using important IE keyboard shortcuts
218(1)
Unhijacking the Back button
218(1)
Creating custom shortcuts from the Address bar
219(2)
Controlling Favorites --- Directly
221(1)
Keeping IE under Control
222(7)
Removing ``saved'' passwords and user names
222(2)
Untrusting trusted publishers
224(1)
Checking for add-ons and parasites
225(1)
Configuring security zones
226(1)
Riding herd on pop-ups
227(1)
Overriding the double download inanity
227(2)
Saving Time with Google
229(10)
Using the Google Toolbar
230(4)
Installing the Toolbar
230(1)
Getting around the Toolbar
231(1)
Getting the most out of the Toolbar
232(2)
Using Google Effectively
234(5)
Saving time with search terms
234(1)
Using Advanced Search
235(1)
Viewing the news
236(1)
Scanning newsgroups
236(1)
Using the Directory the timesaving way
237(2)
Locating and Sharing Files on the Internet
239(7)
Deciding What Files Are Worth Sharing
239(1)
Understanding How File Sharing Works
240(2)
Downloading and Installing Shareaza
242(3)
Finding the Good Stuff
245(1)
Keeping Messenger in Line
246(8)
Saving or Shooting the Messenger?
246(2)
Getting the Skinny on User IDs
248(1)
Setting Up Your Messenger Account
249(3)
Making Contact
252(1)
Using the Fancier Features
253(1)
Polyglot IMing with Trillian
254(4)
Weighing Trillian Against the Competition
254(1)
Installing Trillian
255(1)
Using Trillian
255(3)
Streamlining Outlook Express
258(10)
Arranging Your OE Desktop
258(2)
Disabling Windows Messenger Automatic Sign-In
260(1)
Making OE Wait to Send and Receive
260(1)
Dealing with Read Receipts
261(1)
Reducing Clutter in Your Contacts List
262(1)
Using Signatures the Smart Way
262(1)
Using a Business Card
263(1)
Organizing Contacts in Folders
264(1)
Setting Up Outlook Express for More Than One User
264(2)
Bringing old Identities into the fold
265(1)
Importing existing messages for a new user
266(1)
Dealing with E-Mail Attachment Security
266(1)
Removing the ``You Have Messages'' Notice
267(1)
Zapping Junk Mail
268(9)
Understanding Spam
268(2)
Phishing Phor Phun and Prophit
270(1)
Avoiding Spammeisters and Phishers
270(3)
Lurking in Web Beacons
271(1)
Crawling and trawling
272(1)
Unsubscribing --- Not!
273(1)
Fighting Back
273(4)
Taking spam action
273(1)
Biting the phishers
274(1)
Filtering out junk e-mail
274(3)
Protecting Your Kids
277(4)
Evaluating Parental Control Software
277(2)
Going Beyond Parental Control Software
279(1)
Settling on a Workable Plan
279(2)
Part V: Optimizing Your Musical Entertainment
281(28)
Using Windows Media Player
283(6)
Installing WMP 10
283(2)
Tweaking WMP
285(1)
Running WMP
286(3)
Controlling WMP from the keyboard
288(1)
No-Nonsense Music Gathering
289(7)
Adding Music to the Media Library
289(2)
Making WMP search for music on your hard drive
289(1)
Adding new songs to the Library
290(1)
Ripping CDs You Own
291(5)
Ripping ethics
291(1)
Choosing a File format and sampling rate
292(1)
Ripping A to Z
293(3)
Buying Music on the Web
296(3)
What's Going On Here?
296(1)
Sorting through the Stores
297(1)
So It ``Plays for Sure''?
298(1)
Tuning In the Radio
299(3)
Tuning In a Station
299(3)
Creating Your Own Music CDs
302(4)
Choosing the Type of CD to Burn
302(1)
Picking Songs to Go on the CD
303(1)
Burning the CD or DVD
304(1)
Dealing with Hard Drive Space Issues
305(1)
Transferring Music to MP3 Players
306(3)
Choosing an MP3 Player
306(1)
Copying Files to an MP3 Player
307(1)
Keeping Backups
308(1)
Part VI: Having Fun and Saving Time with Visual Media
309(46)
Taking Snapshots with a Webcam
311(4)
Taking the Shot
311(2)
Setting Up the Shot --- F/11 and Be There
313(1)
Using Time Delay
313(2)
Recording Video with a Webcam
315(4)
Installing Windows Movie Maker 2
315(1)
Setting Up and Recording a Video
316(2)
Recovering from a WMM 2 Freeze
318(1)
Editing Your Home Movies
319(7)
Understanding the Limitations of WMM
320(1)
Importing and Combining Clips
320(2)
Trimming Clips
322(1)
Using Transitions and Effects
323(1)
Adding Titles and Credits
324(1)
Saving the Movie
324(2)
Managing Pictures from a Digital Camera
326(7)
Transferring Pictures to Your PC Automatically
326(3)
Transferring Pictures with Windows Explorer
329(1)
Using a Camera's Memory Card as a Storage Device on Your PC
330(3)
Doing More with Your Pics
333(8)
Putting Your Pic on the Desktop
333(1)
Using Your Pictures for a Screen Saver Slideshow
334(1)
Burning Pictures on a CD
335(2)
Burning a Slideshow on a CD
337(1)
Recovering Deleted Pictures on Your Camera
338(3)
Decreasing Picture Download Times
341(4)
Understanding Digital Pic File Sizes
341(2)
Changing the Resolution of Pictures
343(2)
Printing and Posting Pictures
345(5)
Using the Photo Printing Wizard
345(3)
Posting Pics on the Web
348(2)
Using a Scanner Effectively
350(5)
Getting Your Scanner to Work
350(1)
Producing Quality Scans
351(4)
Part VII: Ensuring Peak Network Performance
355(36)
Installing a Small Network
357(10)
Putting the Pieces Together
357(2)
Choosing the right hardware
358(1)
Pulling cable through your office or house
359(1)
Locating the hardware
359(1)
Preparing for the Network Setup Wizard
359(1)
Running the Network Setup Wizard
360(3)
Checking the Pieces
363(1)
Understanding Addresses
364(3)
IP addresses on the Internet
364(1)
IP addresses on your local network
364(1)
Assigning local IP addresses
365(2)
Securing Your Wireless Network
367(4)
Running the Wireless Network Setup Wizard
367(2)
Making Manual Changes
369(2)
Adding and Configuring a New User
371(12)
Grasping User Accounts
371(5)
Recognizing account types
372(1)
Working with account types
373(1)
Increasing security with passwords
374(1)
Using simple, common-sense protection
375(1)
Creating a New Account
376(1)
Modifying an Account
377(2)
Using the Hidden Administrator Account
379(1)
Hobbling the Guest Account
380(3)
Sharing Drives and Folders
383(8)
Keeping File Sharing Simple
383(2)
Using the Four Levels of Protection
385(6)
Making a folder Private
387(1)
Making a folder Administrators Here Only
388(1)
Making a folder or drive Read Only on the Network
388(1)
Making a folder or drive Wide Open
389(2)
Part VIII: Fast Security Techniques
391(42)
Protecting Your PC from Viruses While You Sleep
393(8)
Understanding Viruses
393(5)
Dissecting a virus
394(2)
Discerning whether your PC's infected
396(1)
What to do next
397(1)
Protecting Yourself --- Quickly
398(1)
Avoiding Hoaxes
399(2)
Plugging and Unplugging Windows Firewall
401(8)
Coping with Windows Firewall
402(2)
Changing Firewall Settings
404(2)
Constructing a Firewall Lockdown Icon
406(3)
Building a Better Firewall
409(8)
Understanding Firewalls
409(2)
What to Look for in a Software Firewall
411(1)
Using Windows Firewall
411(2)
Installing ZoneAlarm
413(1)
Honing ZoneAlarm
414(1)
Checking the Logs
415(2)
Zapping Scumware
417(3)
What Is Scum?
417(1)
Knowing When You've Been Slimed
418(1)
Running Spybot-S&D
418(1)
Going Beyond Spybot
419(1)
Canning Adware and Obnoxious Cookies
420(8)
Understanding Cookies
420(4)
Gathering information with cookies
421(1)
Passing information with spy cookies
422(1)
Combining information with spy cookies
423(1)
Looking for spy cookies on your PC
423(1)
Zapping Advertising Junk with Ad-Aware
424(2)
Using Internet Explorer's Built-In Cookie Catchers
426(2)
Understanding P3P
426(1)
Setting Internet Explorer's cookie policy
427(1)
Checking Your Security Perimeter
428(5)
Approaching Your Security Perimeter
428(1)
Running Steve Gibson's ShieldsUp!
429(1)
Running Microsoft's Baseline Security Analyzer
430(3)
Part IX: Keeping Your PC Alive
433(60)
Updating Windows on Your Own Terms
435(7)
Reining In Windows Update
436(2)
Downloading the Big Updates
438(2)
Checking for Small Updates
440(1)
Retrieving and Installing a Declined Update
441(1)
Running Disk Chores While You Sleep
442(9)
Setting Up an Account for Scheduler
442(4)
Creating a new Scheduler account
443(1)
Ensuring that your password doesn't expire in Windows XP Professional
444(1)
Ensuring that your password doesn't expire in Windows XP Home
445(1)
Hiding your dummy Scheduler account
446(1)
Running Disk Cleanup Manually
446(2)
Scheduling Automatic Cleanups
448(3)
Keeping Your Hard Drive in Shape
451(7)
Scanning Your Hard Drive
451(2)
Running Check Disk Automatically
453(3)
Running Defrag Automatically
456(2)
Updating Drivers Safely
458(8)
Understanding Drivers
458(1)
Choosing Your Drivers Wisely
459(3)
Reasons (Some good, some bad) for changing drivers
459(1)
Evaluating driver reliability
460(2)
Updating a Driver
462(1)
Rolling Back a Bad Driver
463(3)
Running Periodic Maintenance
466(7)
Making Your Maintenance Shopping List
466(1)
Weekly Cleaning
467(2)
Vacuuming strategies
467(1)
Dusting tips
467(1)
Cleaning screens
468(1)
Ungunking the mouse
468(1)
Checking the floppy drive
469(1)
Monthly Cleaning
469(1)
Fixing Components As Needed
470(3)
Cleaning CDs
470(1)
Recovering from spilled coffee or soda
470(1)
Pulling out a stuck diskette
471(1)
Pulling out a stuck CD
472(1)
Making Backups --- Fast
473(9)
Understanding XP Home's Backup Limitations
473(2)
Automated System Recovery
474(1)
What to do about backup limitations
474(1)
Manually installing the backup program
474(1)
Creating a Backup
475(3)
Scheduling Backups
478(2)
Restoring a Backup
480(1)
Alternatives to Windows Backup
480(2)
Requesting Remote Assistance
482(5)
Using Remote Assistance Wisely --- Quickly
482(1)
Coping with Remote Assistance Limitations
483(1)
Requesting Remote Assistance
484(1)
Sending a Remote Assistance SOS Using IM
484(2)
Fine-Tuning Remote Assistance
486(1)
Getting Help Fast
487(6)
Exploring the Help and Support Center
487(2)
Using Help Effectively
489(1)
Getting to Help Sections --- Quickly
490(2)
Using Other Help Sources
492(1)
Part X: Fast (Nearly Painless) Disaster Recovery
493(34)
Getting Your PC to Boot When It Doesn't Want To
495(10)
Running the System File Checker
496(1)
Falling Back to Safe Mode
497(4)
Using Safe Mode of your own volition
498(2)
Using System Restore in Safe Mode
500(1)
Using Help and Support in Safe Mode
501(1)
Using smart techniques to keep the system running at minimal levels
501(1)
Using the Registry in Safe Mode
501(1)
Using Recovery Console
501(4)
Restoring Your System after Calamitous Change
505(5)
Understanding System Restore's Limitations
505(1)
Creating a Restore Point
506(1)
Restoring to a Restore Point --- Quickly
507(3)
If Windows isn't running and won't start
508(1)
If Windows runs
508(2)
Recovering a Lost Password
510(6)
Creating a Password Reset Disk
510(2)
Using Your Password Reset Disk
512(1)
Getting Around Your Own Password
513(3)
Surviving the Blue Screen of Death
516(5)
Encountering a Blue Screen of Death
517(1)
Starting with Common-Sense Approaches
518(1)
Digging into Specific Errors
519(2)
Creating a Startup Disk
521(6)
Getting the CD You Deserve
522(1)
Creating a Boot File Bypass Disk
522(2)
Using DOS Boot Disks --- If You Can
524(2)
Creating Windows XP Setup Disks
526(1)
Part XI: The Scary (Or Fun!) Stuff
527(28)
Changing the Registry without Getting Burned
529(7)
Don't Mess with This?
529(1)
Understanding the Registry
530(2)
Backing Up Data the Registry Way
532(1)
Making Changes Safely
533(1)
Running My Favorite Quick Registry Tweak
533(3)
Updating Windows' Registered Owner
536(3)
Seeing Who Owns Your PC
536(1)
Changing the Owner and Organization
537(2)
Speeding Up Scanning for Squishable Files
539(3)
Scanning for Squishers
539(1)
Speeding Up the Scan
540(2)
Using Program Compatibility Modes
542(5)
Scanning for Program Compatibility
542(3)
Setting Compatibility Modes
545(1)
Installing the Retro Way
546(1)
Fast, Easy, and Safe Online Shopping
547(8)
Searching Reliable E-Tailers
547(2)
Paying It Safe
549(4)
Choosing a payment method
549(1)
Getting what you pay for
549(1)
Using reputable Web sites
550(1)
Handling credit card fraud
551(1)
Keeping private information private
552(1)
Complaining Effectively
553(1)
Mastering eBay
553(2)
Index 555

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