Everyday Computer Activities A Step-by-step Guide for Older Home Users
Everyday Computer Activities A Step-by-step Guide for Older Home Users by Jackie Sherman, published by Age Concern in 2005, is a practical resource designed for older home users looking to enhance their computer skills. This 184-page guide provides clear instructions supported by color illustrations and screenshots, making it accessible for those who may be new to technology.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of various computer-based projects, including topics such as digital cameras, word processing, and online shopping. The book covers essential activities like creating CDs, improving photos, and communicating via email, ensuring that users can navigate personal computers with confidence. With its straightforward approach, this guide serves as a valuable tool for anyone seeking to familiarize themselves with everyday computer tasks.
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This book offers a step-by-step guide to computer-based projects. It is clearly written, and information is supported by colour illustrations and screen shots. Chapters include: Digital cameras; Creating CDs; Word processing; Envelopes and labels; Greetings cards with Powerpoint; Scanners; Improving your photos; Finding things on the web; Radio on-line; Shopping on-line; Comparing prices; Downloads; E-mails and attachments; Communicating on the web; On-line games; Auctions; Learning from a CD-ROM; Customising your desktop; and Using spreadsheets.
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