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Windows 8 for Seniors for Dummies

Help beginners of any age get started with Windows 8 with this easy-to-understand guide!
In easy-to-follow steps, this fun and friendly guide shows you clearly how to use Windows 8. Featuring a large font that makes the book easier to read and magnified screen shots to help make the subject matter less intimidating, author Mark Justice Hinton walks you through the basics of Windows 8, so you can make the switch without a hitch.
Get started using the exciting features of Windows 8 today, with Windows 8 For Seniors For Dummies.

374 pages, Paperback

First published September 13, 2012

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Mark Justice Hinton

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Digital Photography for Seniors for Dummies (Wiley) is on Amazon as of 4/1/09 (no foolin').

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Windows 7 for Seniors for Dummies (Wiley) is now in bookstores.

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I have worked with computers since about 1980. I have had my own business of computer consulting and training since 1984: PC Training & Consulting, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

I also teach classes for the University of New Mexico's Division of Continuing Education.

I have worked as the Technical Editor on half a dozen books published by Wiley Publishing.

For more information on my books, see www.mjhinton.com/author/. peace, mjh"

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November 4, 2014
Windows 8 for seniors and dummies
One of our new PC's has windows 8 and it's so different than the other versions so I figure i will need to learn it even though there's not much I'd be using on it.
Very useful information if you are able to do what they say while listening to the tape at the same time.
Like how there are three different methods for inputting information. My problem is linking everything to a Microsoft email account, which I don't want to do on this pc as it won't be home for long.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).
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April 15, 2013
As always, hits the mark (pun intended). Bare-bones comprehensive. I'll keep it handy for future reference.
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