Just show me which button to click! "Computer training for busy people"
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (756 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0967472806 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Splendid introduction for computer phobic, total beginners. Peggy Duncan was amazed at how little most people actually knew about the software in their computers -- even when they had been using it for years. She discovered that very few people actually read the user manuals and "how to" books for such widespread applications as Microsoft Windows 98, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 97. With this realization, Peggy set out to write Just Show Me Which Button To Click!: Computer Training For Busy People, a comprehensive, "user friendly", simplified guide that streamlines everything, that focuses on the user instead of the technology, and covers just those beginning to advanced features that are
degree in Business Administration and from Georgia State University with a B.S. Partial Client List: Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Georgia Power, Mead Containerboard, Q-Time Restaurant, The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group, Southern Polytechnic State, Georgia Tech. By providing her clients with the tools they need to get organized, streamline business processes, and make better use of technology, Peggy not only gives her clients a competitiv
"As a freelance marketer and copywriter, the faster I can complete a job, the more profitable it becomes. But overnight, I became a PowerPoint person. And just by knowing what to push, I created a presentation in 10 minutes that before would have taken me hours." -- Otis McCollum, VP Human Resources, The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group, Atlanta, Georgia. Judging from my seven years experience in PC support, I estimate that helpdesk calls could be reduced by as much as thirty percent simply by making your book available to the EU (end user)." -- Mark Windsor, PC Consultant, Atlanta, Georgia"This book made light bulbs
Not a lot of pages-just quick, step-by-step instructions and pictures that will increase your computer know-how overnight. This book started out being a computer manual for Peggy to use in her training classes. An easy-to-use guide that streamlines learning Windows 98, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 97. If you're one of the four in five computer users who needs to take greater advantage of your software, this book is for you! It's barely 1/2-inch thin, but it explains all the beginning to advanced features that will save you the most time. Realizing that few business people would ever read and study those big, thick computer manuals the way she d! oes, Peggy set out to create a simple guide that makes everything as easy as possible. This book is not thick, is written in plain English by a popular computer trainer, and will help you breeze through this software. So, you can be sure Peggy's system works! It's not enough to have the technology- you have to know what it can do and how to do it. So from now on, you'll spend less time getting the job done and more time pursuing success. Her students loved its format and content so much, she decided to dress it up and make it available to you. Best of all, Just Show Me Which Button to Click! "Computer Training for Busy People" is loaded with beginning to advanced features that Peggy uses every day to save herself time. Yet, if you don't take