The Internet and Email for the Over 50s provides instruction and advice on how to get the best out of email and the Internet and is written with practical good humour for the the late beginner or the technicologically terrified!
The Internet and Email for the Over 50s provides instruction and advice on how to get the best out of email and the Internet and is written with practical good humour for the the late beginner or the technicologically terrified!Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bob Reeves is an ICT and personal finance education consultant and writer. Based in Lincolnshire, he also holds the position of Team Leader/Senior Examiner (Computing) for the AQA Examination Board in Manchester. He trained as a teacher specialising in business and ICT and has taught on a range of business and ICT courses over the years with students as young as 4 and as old as 80. This and his sister title, [Teach Yourself] Confident Computing for the Over 50s, have many fans who love his practical and easy style.
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1.: What computer you will need. 2.: What other equipment you might need. 3.: What programs (software) you might need. 4.: Getting started on your computer. 5.: Getting started with email. 6.: Sending and receiving emails using Outlook Express. 7.: Sending and receiving attachments using Outlook Express. 8.: Tidying up your email messages and contacts. 9.: Making phone calls over the Internet. 10.: 'Chatting' over the Internet. 11.: Special interest groups on the Internet. 12.: Reading and writing 'blogs'. 13.: Keeping your personal information safe online. 14.: Keeping your computer safe from viruses. 15.: Finding what you need on the Internet. 16.: Finding a specific website. 17.: Doing your grocery shopping. 18.: Doing your banking. 19.: Buying from an online auction. 20.: Arranging and booking your travels. 21.: Working and learning. 22.: Listening to the radio. 23.: Buying music/video. 24.: Websites designed for the over 50s. 25.: Online dating. 26.: 'Jargon-buster' glossary.
1.: What computer you will need. 2.: What other equipment you might need. 3.: What programs (software) you might need. 4.: Getting started on your computer. 5.: Getting started with email. 6.: Sending and receiving emails using Outlook Express. 7.: Sending and receiving attachments using Outlook Express. 8.: Tidying up your email messages and contacts. 9.: Making phone calls over the Internet. 10.: 'Chatting' over the Internet. 11.: Special interest groups on the Internet. 12.: Reading and writing 'blogs'. 13.: Keeping your personal information safe online. 14.: Keeping your computer safe from viruses. 15.: Finding what you need on the Internet. 16.: Finding a specific website. 17.: Doing your grocery shopping. 18.: Doing your banking. 19.: Buying from an online auction. 20.: Arranging and booking your travels. 21.: Working and learning. 22.: Listening to the radio. 23.: Buying music/video. 24.: Websites designed for the over 50s. 25.: Online dating. 26.: 'Jargon-buster' glossary.
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