Thin Clients Clearly Explained

Name: Thin Clients Clearly Explained
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ISBN: 9780126455359

ISBN-10: 012645535X

ISBN-13: 9780126455359

Edition: 2000

Authors: Joseph T. Sinclair, Michael Merkow

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A thin client is a network computer that runs Windows programmes. They provide the infrastructure that enables an intranet to reach its full potential. This book shows network administrators how to deploy, maintain and upgrade thin clients.

Book details

List price: $54.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
Publication date: 9/2/1999
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 466
Size: 7.37" wide x 9.25" long x 0.86" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English

Joseph T. Sinclair (Vallejo, CA) is an expert in text-based multimedia authoring and a contributing editor and reviewer for the Multimedia Reporter. He is the author or coauthor of numerous books on software, including Creating Cool Web Databases, Intranet v. Lotus Notes, Java Web magic, Developing Web Pages with TV HTML, and Typography on the Web. In addition, he established the first gourmet food store on the Web.



Introduction to Thin Clients


The Citrix Client - Windows Terminal


The Network Computer Concept


Purchasing Thin Clients


Consumer Thin Clients


Deploying Thin Clients on Intranets


Using Thin Clients as Mainframe Terminal Replacements


Thin Clients' Effect on the Network


Corporate Culture


The Internet


Extranets and Thin Clients


Working at Home


Thin Client under the Hood


Programming That Supports Thin Clients


Operating Environments


Windows Terminal Server and Windows Terminals


Windows Programs


Using Java


NC Intranet Software Packages


Browser-Based Software


Multimedia and Thin Clients


Databases


Using Thin Clients for Training


Document Standardization


Training Personnel to Use Thin Clients


Thin Client Security


Thin Client Administration


Organizational Policies