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Jim Meade likes to think of himself as a dummy. He started out that way as a child and likes to be true to his roots. Nevertheless, he is a dummy who has written an awful lot of computer books -- 16 so far -- including Word Pro® For Windows® 95 For Dummies® and its popular predecessor Ami Pro® For Dummies®(both published by IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.). Jim's other leading titles include Using PowerPoint and Using Ami Pro.
A former in-house writer with Digital Equipment Corporation, Meade founded his own writing enterprise, Meade Ink, Inc., in 1984. Jim's company is based in Fairfield, Iowa, and provides writing services to companies such as DEC, Lotus, and MCI. As a magazine writer as well as a book author, Jim has contributed to PC Magazine and dozens of trade magazines, including Data Communications and HR Magazine (in which he writes regular software reviews).
He coaches eighth-grade basketball but would rather play, and he regrets rules stipulating that, to play at that level, you have to be in eighth grade.
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Jim Meade likes to think of himself as a dummy. He started out that way as a child and likes to be true to his roots. Nevertheless, he is a dummy who has written an awful lot of computer books -- 16 so far -- including Word Pro® For Windows® 95 For Dummies® and its popular predecessor Ami Pro® For Dummies®(both published by IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.). Jim's other leading titles include Using PowerPoint and Using Ami Pro.
A former in-house writer with Digital Equipment Corporation, Meade founded his own writing enterprise, Meade Ink, Inc., in 1984. Jim's company is based in Fairfield, Iowa, and provides writing services to companies such as DEC, Lotus, and MCI. As a magazine writer as well as a book author, Jim has contributed to PC Magazine and dozens of trade magazines, including Data Communications and HR Magazine (in which he writes regular software reviews).
He coaches eighth-grade basketball but would rather play, and he regrets rules stipulating that, to play at that level, you have to be in eighth grade.
