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If you have never used a PC and find the idea a bit daunting this book is for you. Regardless of what the other books say, you are not a
dummy! This book is intended for the novice who wants to learn how to use a PC. It covers the basic operations for a Microsoft Windows based computer. It begins with a physical description of the computer and takes you on a step-by-step tour of the basic software. When you finish, you will be comfortable with the PC. In just a few days, you will know how to run programs and how to use all of the basic menu commands. You will also know how to use your keyboard and mouse to create and edit documents. Whether you want to send e-mail, surf the web, or write and print a letter, you will know how to do it. Your author is a 43-year veteran of the computer and
electronics industry. Starting as a green technician, I traveled the whole
route and finished my career as a software systems analyst. Now I can share that
knowledge with you in this clear, easy to understand study guide. I translate
the cryptic computer jargon into English so you can understand. The Novice PC User's Guide by William E. Steinman is a simply written and straightforward guide intended for cyber-age neophytes wanting to learn the basics of operating a Microsoft Windows-based personal computer. Accessibly translating computer jargon into English, and covering everything from turning one's PC on, to using simple text editors, to connecting to the Internet, to sending E-mail, and more, The Novice PC User's Guide is an easy-to-understand basic primer which is an ideal instructional introduction for the non-specialist general reader.If you are a book lover, a visit to Midwest Book
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