Practical Internet

Practical Internet: Buy this magazine! (908 words)
by paddywak - written on 20.02.01 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Here’s another great Internet teacher that’s suitable for all PC/Mac users who use the Internet. There’s loads of excellent content crammed into each monthly issue and a cover CD that’s got some useful programs on it. Throw in a separate book each month that teaches you about the main free full program on the CD and for a measly £3.99 you have money well spent! Like most magazines, PC or Internet related, Practical Internet is split into sections and the sections are then split into very in-depth sub-sections. I read the magazine from the front cover to the back cover …minus the adverts of course! There’s just so much ...

Worth The Read? (441 words)
by wampyrii - written on 07.04.01 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Practical Internet is one of the enormous and ever-growing number of internet user magazines springing up to cash-in on and feed the growing interest with all things net related in modern times. But with all that choice around what is it about this magazine which is different enough to warrant you spending your hard earned cash on it once oa month? Well, it depends upon what you use the internet for as to which of the magazines appeals to you the most. Practical Internet, has basically 4 main sections, devoted to general internet news(Infonation), Hints and tips on using the internet and internet software(Net Workshop), a testing and review section(On Test), and ...

Practical Internet: Superb internet magazine with AMAZING FREEBIES (499 words)
by sandrabarber - written on 03.12.01 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Practical Internet is one of many, many net-devoted magazines on the market. I’m normally a WebUser reader, but have begun to find it a bit ‘beginner level’ for me and so went down to my local newsagent to look for one a bit more advanced and challenging. After flicking through several, I decided on Practical Internet – mainly because this edition (Dec 2001) contains a free CD with a whopping £1,362 of software on it. Published by Paragon (www.paragon.co.uk), the mag weighs in at a hefty 162 semi-glossy pages. Like all magazines it’s heavy on the advertising, but between the ads are some outstanding articles and tutorials from ...