Computer Education

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The field of computer learning has experienced enormous expansion-a rate of growth that exceeded most people's expectations. Consequenctly, it has become inevitable for each and every body to dabble in modern world of information technology which is fast getting absorbed with the way of living. A fast bond to the world of computer education will create a fast connect to way of modern living and make life easy for any individual learner. The use of computer influence in day to day living has increased to the extent that it has become increasingly essential and absolutely necessary to create a connect with the advances be it starting as a young learner or an adult adjustment to the changed sceanrio of socio-cultural living. This book is intended to be a tutorial. Topics included and detail covered involved compromises between elementary and advanced, narrow and broad, superficial and in-depth. Those chosen are practical examples of tasks that one will be performing regularly. This book is task oriented, rather than software oriented. Many operations can be performed in more than one way. When making a choice, clarity was chosen over efficiency. This book is not intended to be read cover-to-cover, as a novel would be read. It is intended to be a series of tutorials and reminders covering operation of basic computers. The examples use a lot of screen capture images, annotated with numbered steps, highlights, and arrows. The book includes reference to all the functions, indicators and tools used in basic computer know how of the windows operating system, such as the menu system, drag-and-drop, navigating through the file system. It is thus intended that this book will be used as a quick reference to acquaint oneself with computers and to begin a self help to solve the basic functions of the computers.Table of ContentsPreface Introduction to Computers Windows XP Microsoft Office Word 2007 Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Internet Electronic Mail (E-mail) Computer Virus Introduction to Network Projects