Opening windows: navigating around your computer need not be frustrating.
The writer considers the plight of the techno-terrorized computer user, arguing that navigating around a computer need not be a source of frustration for the user. He contends that the best way to overcome intimidation is to get to know how the computer organizes things by becoming familiar with th...
| Publicado en: | Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 160; pp. 44 - 45 |
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Review Publishing Company Ltd.
June 5 1997
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| Sumario: | The writer considers the plight of the techno-terrorized computer user, arguing that navigating around a computer need not be a source of frustration for the user. He contends that the best way to overcome intimidation is to get to know how the computer organizes things by becoming familiar with the computer's principal piece of software, the operating system, and outlines the operating system of Microsoft's Windows 95, which the vast majority of people use. |
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