Do you ever feel frustrated by computers? Are you tired of depending on others to help you with technology? Then you need this book. It's finally time to shed your fear of computers and achieve what you want: Become closer to family and friends, find information with ease, and connect with businesses and the rest of the world, safely using email and the web like a pro.
Even if you’ve felt overwhelmed in the past, you can begin to build your confidence and independence right now. Whether you’re a beginner exploring computers for the first time, a senior seeking independence, or someone looking to build essential job skills, this guide is designed with you in mind.
What This Book Will Do for You:
Say goodbye to frustration and dependence on others. It’s time to take control, gain your freedom, and achieve more with Windows 11.
List of topics covered
Windows Basics
Starting and Controlling Apps
Creating an Online Account
Working with Apps
Using Email
Finding Files
Storing Files
Using the Internet
Researching on the Internet
Using Settings and Help
By the end of Chapter 1 you will be able to:
Log in and out of Windows 11
Use a mouse
Use the Start Menu
Restart or shut down
By the end of Chapter 2 you will be able to:
Use touch controls & gestures on tablets/touchscreens
Use the Taskbar
Move & resize app windows
Switch between apps
By the end of Chapter 3 you will be able to:
Create an online account
Open free Microsoft 365 for the Web apps
By the end of Chapter 4 you will be able to:
Create a document with Word Online
Edit, copy, paste, and format text
Print & save documents
By the end of Chapter 5 you will be able to:
Create and send emails
Receive and reply to emails
Save and organize emails
Protect yourself from email threats
By the end of Chapter 6 you will be able to:
Navigate your drives and folders
Use the File Explorer
Search for and find your files
Plus there's more! Chapters 7-10 include:
Create, move, copy, delete, and restore folders & files
Upload and download files from the cloud (online)
Navigating the internet using a web browser & links
Web favorites and browser history
Print and download from the web
Defend yourself from web threats
Use social media sites safely
Windows settings & updates
Access the Windows App Store
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Greg P. Marshall II teaches a wide variety of topics, from Microsoft Office to web design, digital cameras, SEO, and new subjects as they emerge. During his career, Greg wrote and developed new curricula for college computer and business programs; currently, he lectures regionally and nationally on future trends in computers. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his son and travelling, especially exploring the back roads of the USA.
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