Dummies 101: Windows 3.1 Book

Windows 3.1 was supposed to make using your PC easier. It can but it helps to meet this operating system from Microsoft half way by taking a few lessons to learn how to use essential components and features such as the File Manager, Program Manager, and Terminal. Fortunately, bestselling author Andy Rathbone has written a tutorial for the rest of us, Dummies 101: Windows 3.1.

With its accompanying bonus disk of ready-to-use practice files, Dummies 101: Windows 3.1 is a complete learning package for anyone who wants to get up to speed with Windows 3.1 or 3.11. Step-by-step lessons in plain English, fun quizzes, and part summaries lead you through all the major Windows 3.1 topics, including?

• Basic features such as which mouse button does what, and when
• How the File Manager and Program Manager can make your life easier
• Installing new software and hardware
• Finding files when they seem lost
• Getting multimedia software to work the way it's supposed to
• Organizing applications, documents, and system software on your hard disk
• Customizing the way Windows looks and behaves so that it suits your personality and the way you like to work