Computer Interactive Training Course (1CD)

Author: Yang Nei, Wu Xudong, et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This is a comprehensive book focused on Windows XP as the main subject, supplemented by common software and the Linux operating system, introducing how to use a computer. It not only provides an in-depth explanation of the currently popular personal computer operating system—Windows XP and basic network usage methods, but also covers essential computer knowledge, including how to choose a computer, how to go online, how to install applications, and how to reinstall the computer's operating system—frequently used knowledge. Additionally, it introduces the installation and usage of emerging computer hardware, such as flash drives, external hard drives, scanners, burners, and printers. In the section on common software, it explains how to use Office software, how to browse images, how to prevent viruses, how to apply for a QQ number, how to communicate online, how to send and receive free emails, and how to obtain free software from the internet. It also covers how to back up and compress software, how to quickly search for resources on the internet, and the basics of internet surfing. In the Linux section, it introduces the origins, development, features, and application prospects of Linux, as well as its installation and basic usage methods, allowing readers to understand the concept of this emerging operating system and quickly get started. This book also comes with a well-crafted, brand-new multimedia interactive teaching CD-ROM. It is designed based on the inherent logic and order of learning, starting from the most basic operations and, combined with the book, guides readers step-by-step through interactive operations to understand the fundamental methods and steps of computer usage, enabling them to master computer skills efficiently and quickly.