Book Helps Ease New OS User's Fears -- THE Journal

Book Helps Ease New OS User's Fears

01/01/96

In A Quick Course in Windows 95, users take a tour of the powerful new operating system. It suits PC labs, libraries and more.

The book's hands-on and easy-to-follow instructions show how to work with programs, documents and shortcuts. It also details how to share information between programs and work with more than one program at a time.

Other topics covered include tailoring Windows 95 to a specific user's needs and avoiding installation problems. Online Press Inc., Bellevue, WA, (800) 854-3344.

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