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New computer users will love learning from this fun and witty book about Microsoft Office 95. With a fun loving approach, Que helps new users overcome their fear of computers and puts the fun back into computing.
An excellent reference for computer users who are somewhat intimidated by computer technology. The book's friendly, market-proven, approach combines solid instructions with light-hearted style full of wit and humor that takes the fear out of learning. Techno Nerd Teaches, OOPS!, E-Z shortcuts, and Speak Like a Geek tips help users throughout the book.
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| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Emery G Braccini
reviewed The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft Office for Windows 95 on July 29, 2013
The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft Office for Windows 95
This book was simple. It breaks down how to do an equation but never really tells the user when or why you would use them. Yes, its for statistics but no real world examples to help the reader understand when would you use it.
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The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft Office for Windows 95, New computer users will love learning from this fun and witty book about Microsoft Office 95. With a fun loving approach, Que helps new users overcome their fear of computers and puts the fun back into computing.
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