The book lets Macintosh users express their individuality by showing them how to customize their machines, and by giving them the tools to get started. With this book/disk package, users can develop their own start-up screens, get their machines to talk back to them, colorize their desktops, and many other exciting options.

This Mac Is Mine

Pivovarnick, John

Computers & Technology

Pearson P T R

So you're doing King Lear and want to know the best way to get the maximum effect for Gloucester's gouged-out eyes. Or A Midsummer Night's Dream and can't figure out makeup for Puck. Or any number of plays featuring ghosts, zombies, beat-up boxers, otherworldly creatures, or just folks who've had some really bad luck lately. This lavishly illustrated guide to the dark side of special-effects makeup will walk you step by step through the process. Theatrical FX Makeup is written for anyone with a general interest in trying some (literally) eye-popping makeup effects on their own, especially theatre and film professionals. It features dozens of makeup effects accompanied by simple directions for creating them with both professional-quality makeup supplies and items easily found around the house or local supermarket. Unlike most makeup books, this one is play specific. In addition to the directions for each effect, you'll discover a list of show and character-specific productions for which the effect is appropriate, along with variations to help you adapt each makeup to your specific needs. The book also comes with a companion CD-ROM, which shows all of the book's illustrations in full color with easy access to the corresponding directions and supply list. CD-ROM System Requirements 
 Windows/PC Macintosh Pentium Processor (233 Mhz or higher) PowerPC Processor Windows 95 (or higher) system 8 (or higher) 64 MB RAM (more recommended) 64 MB RAM (more recommended) SVGA Color Display (or better) SVGA Color Display (or better) 8x CD-Rom Drive (or faster) 8x CD-ROM Drive (or faster) QuickTime 4.0 (or higher) Quicktime 4.0 (or higher)

Theatrical FX Makeup

Sartor, David

Humor & Entertainment

Heinemann Drama

Explains Internet and Web basics, including e-mail, file transfer, newsgroups, Web page creation, CoolTalk, JavaJive, and helper applications

Netscape Navigator 3: Complete Handbook : Your All-In-One Guide to the Cutting Edge of Web Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

Premier Pr

An explanation of how to get into the Microsoft Network and use the resources it provides is accompanied by a computer disk with sample games and other programs for Windows 95

The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Microsoft Network

Certification

Que Pub

Covers installing the program, using e-mail, using message boards, searching the World Wide Web, and utilizing member services

10 Minute Guide to America Online (SAMS TEACH YOURSELF IN 10 MINUTES)

The Home Computer Companion

Walnum, Clayton

Salpeter, Judy

Alpha Books

Informs potential or recent purchasers of CD-ROM drives about the workings of these devices, covering system requirements, installing, configuring, and using it, available software, and more. Original. (Beginner).

The Complete Idiot's Guide to CD-ROM

A tutorial that teaches readers how to purchase, install, and troubleshoot CD-ROM systems combines solid instruction with a humorous style and includes a CD-ROM sampler that contains game demos, sound, animation, video clips, and more. Original. (Beginner).

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Cd-Rom/Book and Cd-Rom

Software

"A wild concoction of Vonnegut and Lynch filtered through Mel Brooks, this is one rollicking existential ride through the ugly '80s world of Hollywood and publishing, and I've never read anything like it. Screwball and cosmic horror collide in Pivovarnick's absurd genre-bender that feels like watching Angel Heart and After Hours on a handful of psychoactives."  -Thomas Pluck, author of Bad Boy Boogie and Life During Wartime It’s 1984 in Los Angeles. Jake Maldemer’s first book, Tales from the Back of a Bus, is a hit. It's a darkly comic genre-bending roman à clef in which aspiring writer ‘Jack Moses’ meets an odd little man name Kobold who keeps randomly feeding him, handwritten horror stories as they travel across Los Angeles in the back of an RTD bus. Just as the life of Jake’s storybook-self gets stranger and more chaotic, so does Jake’s real life. As he heads across the country to start his first ever book tour, stories and messages begin to arrive from someone calling themselves Kobold out here in the real world. Either somebody is playing an amazingly cruel and elaborate joke on him, or Jake Maldemer is slowly going insane.

Tales from the Back of a Bus

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Independently published

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