.net Reviews

I bought a new edition of .net after trying quite a few other computer mags i found this is the best one...so far. .net focuses on a wide range of internet stuff like web building, news, software, hardware, and isp's. Every issue comes with a disc packed with the latest and best software(some full versions,free and ...

Any internet user (bar inexperienced ones) should at least buy one edition of this mag. It has a nice written style, and isn't too expensive when you weigh up the benefits (I found dooyoo in their 'Web site of the month' section!). .net also comes with a CD with software on. Other parts of the mag are: - News: This isn't ...

.net is an excellent magazine to which I have subscribed for the last 3 years. Unlike some of its competitors, it is aimed at those wanting to get more out of the internet by going into much more depth on issues such as online shopping, promoting a website, web creation/programming workshops. To supplement the written material, the ...

No, .NET is .NOT the mag for me. I found the subject matter much the same edition after edition and the contents were nothing that you couldn't find on the internet anyway, and searching on the internet is far more interesting. The CD they entice you with contains nothing but shareware and unless you want to pay for upgrades it is ...

Wow! Where do I start huh? Each issue is bumper packed full of software titles such as Flash and Dreamweaver and many other full products that all help the budding webmaster get their site of to a flying start. Every issue gives a great tutorial in HTML, Flash and Java to give readers websites a touch of interactivity. It also tells you where the ...

If your looking for a magazine about the internet this is probably the best one. It keeps you up to date on all the latest web pages for shopping, humour, information, films and many many more. Each web page is reveiwed in enough detail to give you a good idea of what its like and how easy it is to navigate. There are also ...

.NET is a great magazine for the more experienced web user: it has many articles that are very interesting for someone who knows a little about the net. There are many tips and tricks for building your own web site including CGI, Java, HTML, XML and DHTML. If you don't know what at least half of these are I would not recommend you buy this ...

I have only just started reading .net magazine but find it a very good read with lots of different themes. I am most impressed with the way that you are given a Cd(s), that have loads of helpful programs on them, with the magazine. I have used several of these programs including the Firewall-Zonealarm and Windows media player 7. Some people would ...

In this world of ever increasing prices and ever decreasing quality this magazine is one of the few that actually deserve its asking price. The magazine contains features on almost any suject related to the internet. One of its best features is the section that gives help on how to set up your internet connections and email accounts. Its got tips ...

There are lots of good computer magazines on the market but .Net has to be the best for net users. Its format is bright and clear and it caters for everybody from beginners to expert. There is also something of interest to everyone in the family in each edition.A recent edition had 178 pages so its a fairly hefty magazine. Each ...

. Net is by far the best of the Internet magazines. It has a cd every month, which always has great software on it. For example .net always has WinZip, ICQ, AOL instant messenger every month on the cd. On top of that the cd will contain a program like shop creator or an html decoder. Now for the magazine itself. The magazine contains information ...

I was pleasantly surprised with my first issue of ".net" magazine - a lot of computer magazines are strictly for the anorak brigade and are more or less cover-to-cover adverts. Whilst ".net" does have a large amount of adverts (some are repeated and some seem to be scans of business cards!), the editorial content is higher ...

This magazine is great because of all the cool utilities on the CD. The mag provides useful tips and tricks about all sorts of things. You have to get your copy quickley though or else it will be sold out quickley. The magazine provides advice and is the most up to date magazine in terms of products. There reviews are always bang on. They cover ...

I am a subscriber to .net, and have been now for about 18 months. I have to say that the magazine has been superb - I wait with baited breath for each issue to arrive, and then get stuck right in to it. All the articles are well written, and usually contain a bit of decent humour. The information in there each month is excellent, and ...

A long time ago (well a few years at least) when I was first considering using the Internet I bought several magazines to get a taste of what everythign was about, e.g. software needed, jargon, places to go etc. Of all the magazines I bought .net stood out at being the best one dedicated to the 'net. Ever since then I have remained a ...

This magazine covers everything on the net (virtually!) From web design to the best places to save your money online. I would reccomend this magazine to anyone who is interested in the internet and wants to read a bit more into it. The ammount of information is each magazine is excellent aswell. there are competitions and also, an ...

If you are looking for a magazine that deals with every aspect of the internet then look no further than .net .Net deals with the latest issues as they effect the internet user and web professional alike. This is no geek magazine - its direct approach leaves new users behind but doesn't out think the normal web user It has ...

It is the magazine which most frequently jumps out at you in newsagents if you are an internet user. It frequently has excellent articles on what is taking place on the internet today, the big present issues and what may well be big news in the future. At £3.99 it seems expensive for a magazine, but then it does come with a compact disc ...

Internet magazines face a problem - they have, broadly speaking, two audiences. One is the techie/would-be-techie site builder, the other is the surfer. These aren't, of course, mutually exclusive categories, but often the casual surfer will be turned off by endless in-depth technical articles on HTML, while the person who wants to increase ...

What is it that people look for in an Internet magazine? News? Reviews? Guides? The truth is, what a person wants is directly related to how good they are with the media in question - in this case, the Internet. While most internet magazines publish for a specific audience, the beauty of .net is that it caters for all users - both newbies and ...