books by Kathy Ivens     books:       Os/2 Certification Handbook/Book and Disk1 review Bruce Hallberg, Kathy Ivens New Riders Publishing, 1994 Great Book Slightly Dated. This book was originally written for those who were going to take their certification test for OS/2 Warp v3 code named - Borg. While it was setup as a self study guide, works surprisingly well as a reference guide. If you are supporting or running OS/2 version 3 this is THE book to have, if you are running Warp4 or eComstation this makes a good companion volume to Neil Stokes Getting to Know ...             How to Use Microsoft Publisher 97 for Windows (How It Works Series)1 review Kathy Ivens Ziff-Davis Press, 1996 I don't have this book, so it's why I will have it. I will have this program becuse load it down and I like to do different things of it. To do some postcards to my friends.             Discover America Online1 review Kathy Ivens, Thomas E. Barich I D G Books Worldwide, 1997 Fantastic! This is the only guide you need to learn the new AOL4.0. It is superlative in ease of use and the huge font of knowledge contained within its' pages. You'll be amazed how many features are in the new AOL. A virtual map to the superhighway known as America Online, you'll discover all the backroads with this excellent roadmap.             Running QuickBooks 2003 for Nonprofits2 reviews Kathy Ivens CPA911 PUBLISHING, 2003 A basic necessity for all nonprofits I am an accountant who works with several nonprofit organizations. I bought this book and realized that nonprofits could use Quickbooks to track their finances if they knew the guidelines and tricks that are in this book (I used to think that Quickbooks could never work correctly for nonprofits). I bought a copy of this book for each nonprofit client, and I was able to cut the time I spend ...             QuickBooks 2008: The Official Guide (Quickbooks)7 reviews Kathy Ivens McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2007 Very good for a beginner This books is great for users with little accounting background just starting out their own business - A Must Read             Faster Smarter Internet (Faster Smarter)1 review Kathy Ivens Microsoft Press, 2002 Great Reading This book is filled with great explanations, wonderful tips and tricks, and is a great read! Plenty of humor (but not silly)and a wide range of information. Read this book to understand viruses and how they work, and how to stop them, and to understand how the Internet is put together. Great hints for parents who worry about kids on the Internet.             Managing Windows NT Logon4 reviews Kathy Ivens O'Reilly, 2000 A "must" for your NT bookshelf Managing NT Logon is not only packed full of good, hard-to-find information, but is concise, well-organized, and beautifully written. Every two or three pages I found myself saying, "ah hah... so THAT'S how that really works!" The section on the boot.ini file was a tour de force. I have a bookshelf with about 2 dozen books on Windows NT, some of them quite thick, yet Iven's book was the ...             Windows 2000 Troubleshooting (Network Professionals Library)4 reviews Kathy Ivens Osborne McGraw-Hill, 2001 Must have for system administrators! This book should be used as a standard for writing computer manuals and support books. The book focuses on common problems and their solutions without the theory and fluff found in most other books. Easy to read and easier to use on the job!             How to Use Microsoft Office 97 (How to Use)1 review Kathy Ivens, Thomas E. Barich Ziff-Davis Press, 1997 THE CERTAINLY THIS BOOK IS "THE COMPLETE VISUAL SOLUTION". I REALLY APPRECIATE EFFORTS DONE BY KATHY IVENS AND THOMAS E. BARICH USING PROFESSIONAL TALENTS. THE WAY ADOPTED BY THEM IS REMARKABLE AND EXACTLY ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENT OF LEARNERS. I HAVE CIRCULATED INTRODUCTIVE LETTERS TO ALL COMPUTER INSTITUTES THAT THEY INCLUDE THIS BOOK IN THEIR COMPUTER COURSES. DO YOU HAVE SIMILAR BOOKS IN VISUAL BASIC, VISUAL FOXPRO, INTERNET, ORACLE/DEVELOPER ...             Microsoft Outlook 97 for Windows (Dummies 101 Series)1 review Kathy Ivens, Thomas E. Barich For Dummies, 1997 easy way to become familiar with OUTLOOK and now it's the frugal way too! can't beat tha             Running QuickBooks 2004 for Nonprofits1 review Kathy Ivens CPA911 Publishing, 2004 Every nonprofit needs this book Two of the nonprofit associations I work with have been struggling with QuickBooks for years - now the struggle is over. QuickBooks is the only affordable software for small organizations, but what we spend on accountant's fees to interpret and straighten out the QuickBooks reports is probably more than high-cost software would have cost. With this book, we learned how to adapt QuickBooks so it ...             Admin911: Windows 2000 Registry4 reviews McGraw-Hill/OsborneMedia, 2000 Ivens scores 5 stars again! I buy any book about enterprise networks that has Kathy Ivens' name on it. Her writing is intelligent, clear, and a pleasure to read. This book is beautifully designed to be helpful. It explains the registry generically and specifically. The most helpful registry fixes and system tweaks are included, along with references to Group Policies that affect the registry item she's discussing. All ...             Running QuickBooks in Nonprofits: The Only Comprehensive Guide for Nonprofits Using QuickBooks14 reviews Kathy Ivens CPA911 PUBLISHING, 2005 Very helpful book for those new to nonprofit bookkeeping or Quickbooks or both I wish I had found this book when I first transitioned from the private sector to running a non-profit organization! Coming from a media background, I was familiar with budgets, etc., but I always had a bookkeeper for the actual accounting, so I found myself having to learn fast on my feet; add to that the need to learn how non-profits differ from for profit business and I felt completely behind ...             QuickBooks 99: The Official Guide1 review Kathy Ivens Mcgraw-Hill Osborne Media, 1999 Extremely pleased The Author tells of her experience using Quickbooks Pro and gives plenty of tips along the way. The book covers everything in Quickbooks that I had questions about. I am an Accountant so I was able to quickly understand the book. I'm not sure how a novice would rate this book.             Quicken® 99 Bible1 review Kathy Ivens, Thomas E. Barich Wiley Publishing, 1999 Superbly Clear Writing excellent way to get to know Quicken inside and out. Explains everything in very well written manner. Nothing a novice couldn't understand and plenty of new tricks for the expert to learn.             Running QuickBooks 2006 Premier Editions: The Only Definitive Guide to the Premier Editions Features3 reviews Kathy Ivens CPA911 PUBLISHING, 2005 Wonderful Resource This book is absolutely amazing, for users and especially for accountants. There is information that's not in any other reference source, and so many tips and workarounds that I keep this book right next to my keyboard. As an accountant, I've used the information in this book many times, and my clients think I'm a Quickbooks genius.             Running QuickBooks 2005 Premier Editions : The Only Definitive Guide to The Premier Editions Features1 review Kathy Ivens CPA911 PUBLISHING, 2004 A Book to Cover the More Advanced Features This book presumes that the reader has mastered the basic functions in the standard versions of QuickBooks. This book starts with Installing Multiple Editions and goes on from there. The concentration in this book is on things like tracking assets, predicting cash flow, analyzing and projecting company performance, and using various enhanced accounting functions. In addition, the book covers ...             Optimizing The Windows Registry4 reviews Kathy Ivens Wiley, 1998 Outstanding, I finally found what I was looking for. I own just about every book ever written about the Windows 95 and Windows NT registry. All of them do a good job of explaining what the registry is and how to access it using the various REGEDIT utilities. But none of them really provided any kind of comprehensive reference to entries in the registry. This one does. I gave it a "9" because it doesn't go far enough as a reference, but it's the ...             Excel 2000: The Complete Reference5 reviews Kathy Ivens, Conrad Carlberg Osborne/McGraw-Hill, 1999 This a SUPER GOOD book on Excel2000..I like it. LJL "Excel 2000 : The Complete Reference" is an excellent book both as a text to learn and as a reference to use while working on a real world spreadsheet. I was troubled by the use of "Excel geek" and "spreadsheet-land" in the introduction, but fortunatly the authors do not carry this cuteness into the book. It is very well written and the examples are perfect to really help clarify the topic ...             Inside Windows Nt Server 4: Administrators Resource Edition (Inside)7 reviews Darin Camp, Michael Hayes, ... New Riders Publishing, 1997 Again! Excellant! Get if you want learn more about NT Srvr Haven't found a bood that Drew authors poorly! Great work Drew! Thanks to Herb & Carol Martin also! Joe F. 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