Chapter 15: Running Windows XP on Laptops

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Chapter Introduction

Many people use laptops--it's convenient to be able to pick up your computer, with all its data and software, and take it anywhere. But laptops have disadvantages, too, and Windows XP addresses many of them. This chapter is full of suggestions about how to make the most of your laptop, including these:

The topic is not covered in this chapter, but you may want to explore connecting to a network or another computer to use its resources when you don't have a network card by using direct network connection (with a cable between the computers) or a dial-up connection--see Chapter 27.

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