Running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5

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Summary: Interview with the Explorer
Review: Cable modem, ISDN or LAN connections all give FM radio quality to web audio. But putting shielded speakers next to the monitor will protect screen images against electromagnetic fields. Browsing web world class design and graphics is pretty in a 17" monitor with 1280 x 1024 resolution and 24 bit true color depth. But browsing entire web sites offline will need drives with 8 gigabytes of storage. The software regularly works with 16 megabytes of random access memory, but running 2+ programs at once will need 32 or 64 megabytes. Tempting though it may be, with all the quality web sites like Amazon, to get into RUNNING MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER 5 for 14+ hours every day, the service contract print probably frowns on it and you may get an excessive use warning if you internet 10-12+ hours at a stretch. Author Bryan Pfaffenberger also warns that explorers should check in with the Windows Update each month: the latest software version will always be the safest and most stable programs against any bugs or security risks lurking out in the web. As usual the author has come up with a superbly illustrated and organized book. It is useful to pool all his information with Steven A Schwartz's INTERNET EXPLORER 5 FOR WINDOWS.