To Err Is Human

To Really Screw Up You Need

A Computer

Have you put your computer in the closet?  Have you tried to turn it on, but don’t know where the “on” button is?  Have you pushed a button and error messages pop up on the screen?  Have you turned off the computer, and it yelled at you the next time you turned it on?  Have you asked your teenage neighbor how to turn off the computer and he gave you that “look”?  Do your grandkids know more than you on the computer?

If you have experienced any of the above scenarios or something similar, and wish to change that scenario, then this book is for you.  I have designed the book in a simple, easy to understand format.  I have tried not to use technical language in my explanations and  given steps to commands in a simple and easy to follow manner. 

This book is by no means all-inclusive, but designed to help the novice user acquire some knowledge in working with the computer.  I have laid out the book in a format that starts by explaining what the computer is, followed by the details of operating the computer.

It is recommended that you follow the book from page one to get the most benefit from it.  After that, the book should be used as a reference guide to fine tuning the operations you want to learn the most.  I have found in teaching computers to senior citizens and even college students that the most important thing is to practice, practice, and practice even more.  Some people can pick up computers very easily; however, the rest of us need to practice .

I have also found that the desire to learn is important.  If you are afraid of the technology of a computer or the machine itself, it will inhibit you from learning and truly comprehending what you are doing.  Computers are fun.  You can learn so much today from exploring the Internet to sending email to family and friends.  You can scan photos from your shoe boxes, and send them to family members.  You can communicate with people on the other side of the world and it will not cost you a fortune. 

You can play games, type letters, start a computer business, or find information on any subject.  The list is endless.  I know sometimes computers can give you a headache, but through practicing and not being afraid  you can achieve a high satisfaction from the computer.  Always remember that no matter what you do to the computer, it can be fixed.  After all, it is just a machine, and like all machines they can have issues.

There is a great deal of knowledge out there ; this book will help you corner some of that knowledge in a simplistic way, and begin the journey into the wonderful world of computers.

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