Windows 7 for Seniors: For Senior Citizens Who Want to Start Using Computers (Computer Books for Seniors series)
Product Type: Book
Product Price: $19.95
Manufacturer: Visual Steps Publishing
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Description
The ultimate starting point for senior citizens who want to learn how to use a personal computer, this reference guides users through the basics of the Windows 7 operating system with easy-to-read large print and numerous screenshots. Seniors can work through the book at their own pace while sitting at the computer, learning how to write letters and memos, send and receive e-mail, explore the World Wide Web, and customize computer settings. The information is suitable for users with Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8, and Outlook Express.
Reviews
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-13
Summary: "A great book for seniors"
This is a great book for senior citizens who want to get started using a computer. You will be learning to use the latest version of Microsoft's operating system called Windows 7. It is more advanced than Windows XP and more advanced than Windows Vista.
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-06-25
Summary: "A clear path to technology"
So many adults are stymied by modern technology. Windows 7 for Seniors is a great guide to modern PCs and a path to today's technology.
Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-12-16
Summary: "Easy way to Update to a new System"
I belong to an active computer club in the Hill Country of Texas. During several of our recent meetings the new OS (Operating System) Windows 7 has been discussed. At a current meeting several publications were mentioned with "Windows 7 for SENIORS" in the group. The book is published by "Visual Steps" and provides an Accompanying support website.
I have used publications from this publisher in the past and found them to be very informative and cover the topics and shortcuts very well. It is the fastest way to become familiar with a new OS and because it is written for Seniors it has extra details provided. It is a fast and effective way to updating and staying in tune with the times.
These comments provided to you by an 81 year old senior that is trying to stay in the flow of things.