Home Computer Users: Training, Tips & Tutorials For Learning The Computer

Help With Windows, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, And Other Programs. 

Are You Ready To TAKE CHARGE

        And Become  The Master Of Your

                                             XP or Vista Computer?

If you can take a breath press a keyboard key, and move a computer mouse, then I'll show you enough tips, and tutorials to get you from

                  Clueless Computer Wimp to

                          Confident Computer Champion!

                                          . . . all for less than dinner and a movie!

Mary Austin, Home Computer Tips PDQ
Tuesday 2:00 pm
RE: Basic Computer Training For Home Users

I'm no mind reader, just a former school teacher, but I'm wondering if you fall into one of the following categories of home computer users:

	You can cruise the internet and send email, but that's about it
	Your kids and grandkids know way more than you do
	Working at your computer often gets you angry and frustrated!

You're not alone. If you ask around, you'll find that most of your friends and associates will agree - learning how to use their home computer is a bit of a challenge.

Help Is At Hand

Now there is help for people who are using Windows XP or Vista computers and Microsoft Office, Home and Student Edition. Keep reading to find out how you can have your own computer tips, lessons, tutorials, etc. for pennies a day.

You ran out and spent a substantial amount of money on a computer that was supposed to make your life easier, but what you got was a lot of frustration. Just getting that rascal out of the packaging was aggravating enough. Then you had to figure out how to get it connected up and running.

And if you are like the rest of us, you didn't find a teacher inside the computer box to give you basic computer training on the use of your brand new investment.

Me either.

But I'm a teacher at heart, and I have been learning the quick, easy way to do things on computers for almost as long as they have been around.

So I know that learning the computer can be fun and easy - I promise.

Over the years I have developed a huge collection of computer tips and tricks, all designed to make using my own computer a more pleasant experience.

Now, all my hard work can benefit you whether you use Windows XP or have moved up to Windows Vista.

And that is exactly why I created the digital book, Computer Tips PDQ.

Just a few minutes from now you can have your own copy of this handy resource.

This digital book will be delivered to you almost instantaneously. It will stay on your own computer, ready to help with just a click of your mouse.

Jam-packed with more than 100 easy tutorials, tips and tricks, this book will help you get the most from your Windows XP or Vista computer.

And I guarantee that you will learn some tricks that even your kids don't know.

First, you get a few of the most basic of basics. Click and Drag, Drag and Drop, Copy and Paste are so fundamental and yet I know that there are many people who never learned these time-saving basics.

And those who think they already know those tips will discover there are some shortcuts you didn't know.

  I want to own it now.

You will find the book is incredibly easy to use.

When you purchase, you will download it to your computer like any other "ebook."

Computer Tips PDQ is organized for ease of use.  You can work through the tips one at a time, or zip right to the one you need. You can even print out a Tip if you want.

The Table Of Contents is a table of links, so you can find the tip you need quickly and zip right to it.

Owning this digital book really is like having your own computer seminar available 24 hours a day.

Solutions

Have you ever had someone email a file to you, and then you couldn't open it? I tell you what to do in Tip 12.

If I asked you to tell me what version of Microsoft Word you use, could you tell me?
(hint: I don't mean XP or 2002) That question won't stump you anymore.

Could you tell me how much RAM you have or what processor your computer uses? You will be able to find that information easily any time you need it after you get through Tips 5 and 14.

Do you get confused by all the different file extensions like .exe, .pdf, .txt, .dot, .docx, .wmf and so on? Tip 12 will clear it up for you.

Do you really understand the difference between Save and Save As commands? Tip 7 will show you a use for the Save As command that I'll bet you never even thought of.

And that's just a tiny portion of what is covered in the Basics section!

Customize Your Computer Just The Way You Like It!

Next, I give you ways to customize your computer for your own taste and comfort.

   Own it now.

You will learn things to make working with your computer a snap!

	resize your Desktop so you can see it better
	make your icons larger or smaller
	change the way your icons look
	change the way your folders look
	change the way your folders work
	change the sounds your computer makes
	customize your Start button to include the programs YOU choose

Tip 19 will show you how to change a folder

from this   to this

or a multitude of other choices.

Do you have snapshopts of your last vacation in a folder on your computer? Why not fix the folder to look like this:

You will learn many ways to customize your computer experience that are easy and quick to learn.

Elegant and Easy Emailing

Since home computer users send and receive lots of emails, I included many powerful email tips. This section really covers it all. These tips are easliy adaptable to email programs other than Outlook Express and Vista Windows Mail.

You'll learn how easy it is to:

	back up your emails
	save emails to a folder on your hard drive
	use a small line width (and why you should)
	remove carets (these things: >> )
	send one email to a group of people with just a click
	change your "From" name
	easily find a particular email
	sort your emails
	color code your emails
	send photos and graphics
	borrow photos and graphics from emails and web pages
	and a few more things.

Tip 28 will save you from making an incredibly embarrassing mistake with your emails. Don't miss this one!

If you get a lot of emails, but you want to easily spot an email from someone special (best friend, or your spouse who is serving in the military, or your child off at college, etc.) you can color code their emails and/or have them route automatically to a special folder. Tips 34 and 45 show you how.

There is so much in this digital book that I can't tell you about all of it. There are more than 100 tips because in some of the tutorials you will learn several related actions.

You can own your copy of this digital book that helps Home Computer Users for the low price of only $27.

That's way below the going rate for electronic books, and less than you would pay to take your spouse out for dinner and a movie.

   Own it now.

Terrific Time-savers

These tips are huge time savers.

For instance, do you have a well-worn Thesaurus at home? Your computer can find the words you want faster than that old book.

With just a mouse click you can get a list of synonyms for any word in a Microsoft Word document. You'll learn that from Tip 82. (This feature just showed me eight alternatives for the word, "document").

Tip 85 instructs you how to create a template for any document you want to use over and over. Create it once and never have to create it again. You can create fax cover sheets, memos, letterhead and more.

I also show you how to find and use the templates that are probably on your computer now, but you didn't know they were there.

Magic Typing

One of my favorite tips is number 98. I show you how to use a little known Microsoft Word feature that will save you a ton of time and typing. If you have a long string of words you type often, (the name of your company, church or organization for instance) you can instruct your computer to type it out automatically whenever you enter just a couple of keystrokes.

It's so easy you will start using Tip 98 right away.

Quick Fixes For Typing Boo Boos

I know lots of people who use the Print Preview feature in Microsoft programs like Word. It really helps to get a glance at what a document will look like when printed.

But did you know that you can edit your document in the Print Preview mode? Check out Tip 87 to learn how.

Have you ever accidentally left the Caps Lock feature on and typed a bunch of sentences before you caught the mistake?

Then you will LOVE Tip 84 when you see how easily that can be fixed (and it doesn't involve the format menu).

Scroll Wheel Savvy

If you have only been using the scroll wheel on your mouse to scroll up and down a page, you haven't been getting your money's worth.

I'll show you how to use your scroll wheel to

	move through the pages of a document
	enlarge or reduce the text on a page you are reading
	navigate through a website

I'll also share several navigation tricks you can do with the arrow keys on your keyboard.

There is so much loaded into this ebook, you just won't believe it. I have had so many people tell me that I am not charging enough for it, and I know they're right. But for now, I want to get this help out to as many people as possible.

Soon I will take this digital book off the market. When we launch our new membership site in 2009, the tips in this book will be broken into smaller reports, enhanced with video and will become part of the tips available for a monthly membership fee.

But for now, you can own your own copy with more than 100 useful tips and tutorials for only $27, total for the Windows Vista version.

   Own it now.


Internet Power

I know that you spend time on the internet, so I included a bunch of tips to make you into a Power Internet Cruiser.

You'll learn

	what to do when you get that "404 Page Not Found" error message
	how to print a web page without wasting a lot of colored ink
	how to find something on your book-marked "Favorites" list, lightening fast
	how to put a shortcut to a web page right on your desktop or taskbar
	and much more

Are you ready to get the help you want? Learning the computer can be fun and easy. I haven't even told you about the long lists of resources that are included.

You really can't go wrong for the low price of $27 for Computer Tips PDQ - Vista version.

And if you are still using Windows XP, you can get the XP version of this book for more than half off! With just as many tips as the Vista book, Computer Tips PDQ - XP version is just $12.97.

You will find tons of helpful tips that work across most Microsoft applications. I am so sure that this digitally downloaded book will be invaluable to you that I will give you my personal guarantee.

  Own it now.

This digital book is worth every penny of $27 or $12.97 for XP version.  Don't wait. Get your copy today, and we will sweeten the pot with a few fun bonuses.

	Simple Secrets To Sharing Photos This special report shows you easy and mostly free ways to share your photos with email, online albums, slide shows and videos. You are shown free programs and resources to edit, resize and adjust your photos for easy sharing.
	Computer Tips Bulletin Keep the tips, tricks and tutorials coming right to your computer with a free subscription to our newsletter.

The bonuses are free as an added value with your purchase today.

There isn't much more I can say. Just do it. Its a steal at $27 for the newest Vista version. Or you will have the option to get the original XP version for more than half off - $12.97.

Go get your copy right now.

Mary Austin                                            

PS

Still hesitating?

In just a few minutes you could have this digital book residing right on your computer, giving you the help you need to master working with your Windows computer.

Think about it. You could keep stumbling and fumbling around trying to fake it on your own, or you could own your own little computer seminar for about seven cents a day ($27 divided by 365 days).

Even less for the XP version of the book. We slashed the price from $27 to just $12.97 while it is still available. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. You cannot lose.

Go ahead, click the order button. You'll be glad you did.