The reason there are so many pages is because of the amount of screen shots. Each page has a screen shot demonstrating the action; or no more than 3 mouse moves, e.g.  highlight this, right click and the select "x" from the menu.  This really helps first time computer users get into the flow without getting frustrated and having to ring friends or family for instructions.

 

• Configuring Outlook Express with your email account settings; 
• How to compose and send an email message; 
• How to enter addresses into the address book;
  
• Correct use of CC and BCC; 
• How to forward email and email a group of people.

 

• Saving File Attachments;
  
• Printing File Attachments;
  
• Sending File Attachments and 
• Customising Outlook Express.

 

The sections on File Attachments teach the end user how to recognise file attachments by their icons and file extensions, and which programs open them.  This mainly refers to the most common attachments such as photos, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint Documents; and Adobe Acrobat Reader files.  

 

The chapter on Printing assumes the end user has not used a computer printer before and explains things like Portrait and Landscape page orientations, Print Options, Print Quality and Paper Quality, and adjusting printer settings for photographic paper etc.

 

The section on Customising Outlook Express covers things like creating folders, changing the default font, saving emails to My Documents and the difference between plain text and HTML email.

 

Price

 

$49.00* including postage to all International Destinations  Order Now