From computer basics toInternet

Author: Yang Xiaoqun, Wang Hua, et al.
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: Computers have brought tremendous changes to our lives and have permeated every corner of our daily routines. How to quickly master computers is a concern for everyone. This book introduces several of the most influential software programs of today in a concise format to meet the learning needs of. The book is divided into three parts: Part 1 is the Basics, introducing the fundamental usage and setup of the Chinese version of Windows 98; Part 2 is the Applications, covering the use of several commonly used software programs—Paint, the Chinese version of Word 2000, and the Chinese version of Excel 2000; Part 3 is the Internet, explaining how to browse the Internet, send and receive emails, conduct video conferences, chat online, play online media, and use the Super Terminal, among other topics. Although the book uses the newly released Chinese versions of Windows 98, Office 2000, and IE5 as examples to introduce the use of these software programs, the content is equally suitable for readers using the Chinese versions of Windows 95, Office 97, IE4, and IE3. The text also includes helpful tips and precautions for readers (especially beginners and those with limited experience) to provide useful advice on computer usage. The book is concise, visually engaging, easy to understand, and presents its content in a clear and accessible manner. It covers the most widely used software programs of the current era, making it ideal for beginners learning to use computers.