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The Really Really Really Easy Step-by-step Computer Book 1Category: Practical Tips Brand: New Holland Publisher Description: The Really, Really, Really Easy Step-by-Step Computer Book 1 is for the absolute beginner. Divided into five chapters, it shows you how to find your way around your computer, how to create, save and print documents, how to use e-mail to communicate with anyone anywhere in the world, how to use the Internet, and it even includes a chapter to show you how to go about choosing a computer. The information is set out in an easy to understand, step-by-step format, with clear illustrations to accompany each action you need to take. Review this product |
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Computer Mice: Pack Of 4Category: Books Description: A handy pack of four mice, perfect for using with Story Stage resources which allow up to four children to share a computer together. No more turn-taking when using the classroom computer. Now each pupil has their own mouse! Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9789999441704 Review this product |
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How To Create Fantasy Art For Computer Games - Bill Stoneham - Commercial ArtCategory: Books Description: This book is a practical guide on how to create artwork for computer games - a burgeoning area in which thousands of artists are hired each year. The guide mostly focuses on fantasy art but the information it gives on media - both traditional and digital, doodling, light, mass and negative space creatures, game genre, working with models, composition, perspective, character development, interactive environments, and atmosphere is pertinent to all computer art. A gallery of fine art and illustration collections is also included making this book the ideal introduction to the world of producing computer art and encouraging turning a creative hobby into a career. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Computer Mice: Pack Of 4 With Usb Hub And MicrophoneCategory: Books Description: A handy pack of four mice, plus a USB hub and microphone. Perfect for using with Story Stage resources which allow up to four children to share a computer together. No more turn-taking when using the classroom computer. Now each pupil has their own mouse! Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9789999441728 Review this product |
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49 of 50 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Windows 7 For Dummies Book and DVD Bundle (For Dummies (Computers)) (Paperback)
I bought this as my new desktop had windows 7 my previous was xp,as i am old and grey i thought i would need a bit of help,up to now i have managed but have read the book and it is quite clear instructions and a dvd too this is a good buy
39 of 40 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Windows 7 For Dummies Book and DVD Bundle (For Dummies (Computers)) (Paperback)
This book was, as always, invaluable to me. I have used them all through each operating system and never been disappointed. This one had the added bonus of a video and it came at the best price I have ever had on one of these Dummies books.Windows 7 for Dummies Book and DVD Bundle
32 of 33 people found the following review helpful
Windows 7,
This review is from: Windows 7 For Dummies Book and DVD Bundle (For Dummies (Computers)) (Paperback)
What a useful book. Without this book i would never in my life had got around to discovering what windows 7 does. Money well spent and from Amazon it's a small amount anyway.Even little tips like press Ctrlm and the + sign to enlarge the screen were so helpful. A must buy when you go to windows 7.
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