Young@heart : computing for seniors installation, transaction processing, and management
Martin Nemzow
- Berkeley, CA Osborne McGraw-Hill, c1996.
- 23 cm., 368 p. ill. ; 24 cm. +
Includes index.
Contents Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Part 1. Learning the lay of the land 1: Getting Oriented: you are here 2: What you need for your journey 3: Asking for directions 4: Getting the right machine 5:Setting up 6: Operating systems: An organizing influence 7: Be prepared!-First aid and precautionary tips 8: Peripherals and add-ons: A hardware tour Part 2. Applications 9: Getting oriented: The world of software 10: Word Processing and desktop publishing 11:Accounting with taste 12: Database programs 13: Integrated software programs and suites 14: Personal finance 15: Art, Music, and Multimedia 16: Educational and do-it-yourself software 17: Entertainment and kid's software 18: Utilities: Making Computing easier Part 3. 19: Getting online-What you'll need 20: Online services 21: A look at E-Mail 22. An introduction to the internet 23: The world of seniornet
This text shows older people how they can improve the quality of their lives with the use of computers. Beginning with the purchasing and setting up of the computer, the book goes on to cover such uses as managing finances and planning vacations. It is printed in large, readable font.
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Computers--manuals. Computer literacy Computers Study and teaching Computers and older people Older people elderly