Computer Basics Made Easy

Author: Kang Cheng
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: From nothing to something, an overview of basic computer knowledge, establishing a secondary contact with the digital world, imparting fundamental software and hardware concepts, making computers work effectively—excellent for those completely new to computers. The writing is lively and humorous, introducing various applications of computers from principles to techniques, supplemented by numerous examples, quickly opening the door to computers. Enjoy getting to know your computer; connect your desktop computer; operating Windows isn’t that hard; installing software to make your computer more capable; web browsing, email receiving and management; HI, are you there—QQ, MSN here; living online, have you experienced it; take a break, play some games; full access to CDs/MP3s/DVDs/online movies; digital products brightening every moment of life; daily computer maintenance to keep your computer healthy; frequently asked questions, solving small computer problems without help. This book is part of the "Quick Guide" series, introducing basic computer concepts and usage methods. The entire book consists of four parts and 10 chapters, mainly covering basic computer knowledge, proper computer usage, computer management, common operations, and entertainment applications, accompanied by a multimedia CD for explanations. The content is fresh, the explanations are easy to understand, and the key points and methods are well-focused. Therefore, this book is one of the rare gems for computer enthusiasts, highly suitable as a teaching material or self-study guide for teenagers and middle school students learning computer knowledge, as well as a quick-start self-help book for beginners and entry-level users of computers.