by Dan Gookin (Author)
Dan Gookin covers all the fundamentals of Windows 98 in a book designed for beginners. In Dan Gookin's words, The key to making the beginner happy is knowing where to cut the rope and let them run or let them go. This book offers as much of an introduction into various areas of Windows to get people going, but not to bore them to death. Each chapter is self-contained and moderate in length. Chapters are heavily include call-outs that explain or point-out various parts of the screen. Icons and margin illustrations are used throughout the text.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 672
Edition: 1
Publisher: QUE
Published: 19 Oct 1998
ISBN 10: 0789716887
ISBN 13: 9780789716880
Book Overview: Dan Gookin covers all the fundamentals of Windows 98 in a book designed for beginners. In Dan Gookin's words, The key to making the beginner happy is knowing where to cut the rope and let them run or let them go. This book offers as much of an introduction into various areas of Windows to get people going, but not to bore them to death. Each chapter is self-contained and moderate in length. Chapters are heavily include call-outs that explain or point-out various parts of the screen. Icons and margin illustrations are used throughout the text.
Dan Gookin is the highly-renowned author of the industry classics DOS for Dummies and PCs for Dummies. He has authored over 45 computer books, including various Windows and Windows applications titles. Gookin has been writing about computers since 1984. In addition to authoring computer books, Gookin has served as a computer magazine columnist and star of a radio talk show about computers. Gookin is a master at making computer concepts understandable and accessible to beginning users. Gookin is also known for capturing audience interest with humor. As Gookin says, Computers are a notoriously dull subject, but that doesn?t mean I have to write about them that way.
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