Teach parents to learn computers -- computer basics are just that simple

Author: FeiSi Education
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book aims to help middle-aged and elderly friends apply what they learn on every page: play balloon popping games; play chess, go, and five-in-a-row with the computer; interact with the computer using courseware. There are no rigid explanations or rigid rules in this book. Instead, it teaches users to use the mouse, menus, commands, and recognize windows, adjust item properties, and even learn pinyin input methods and hardware knowledge through enjoyable games and entertainment. To help middle-aged and elderly people who may know nothing about computers easily grasp the knowledge in this book, it adopts a completely different writing style from previous computer teaching books, boldly innovating in the organization and writing style of the entire book. To adapt to the readers' physiological and psychological characteristics, it strictly adheres to the writing principle of "interesting at a glance," "easy to understand," and "immediately applicable," allowing readers to closely integrate reading with practical life. The content explanation process in the book is as follows: the various uses of computers for middle-aged and elderly people, a sensory understanding of the different parts of the computer, using courseware to enter learning and training, in-depth learning of computer operations through completing interesting tasks, and finally recognizing computer hardware and mastering computer usage tips. To help readers better learn this book, some very interesting software is also included in the accompanying CD-ROM, which can not only be used for entertainment but also greatly improve readers' learning efficiency and fun.