- This definitive guide includes nine self-contained minibooks
   that show how to set up, configure, use, and maintain a
   wireless network for small offices and homes without the
   hassle of stringing cable or paying a network administrator

- Provides comprehensive coverage of wireless fundamentals,
   wireless technologies, building a wireless network, installing
   wireless networking on a PC, configuring wireless networks,
   wireless network administration and security, and connecting
   on the road

- Plain, step-by-step instructions explain how to connect TV,
   computers, sound systems, and games into a wireless home
   entertainment network

- Shows how to incorporate a variety of hardware devices into
   a network, including notebook computers, printers, handheld
   devices, cell phones, and GPS systems

- Focuses on the new, popular 802.11g wireless networking
   standard (a.k.a. Wi-Fi) but also covers 802.11b and other
   standards

Book I: Pulling the Plug
Book II: Planning Your Network
Book III: Configuring Networks
Book IV: Security and Troubleshooting
Book V: On the Road
Book VI: Networking Technologies
Book VII: Home Technology
Book VIII: Global Positioning Systems

Author Description

Todd W. Carter is a business and technology writer and
author of Teach YourselfVISUALLY Wireless Networking.
His work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal and on MSNBC.com