Wrinklies' Guide to Home Computing
By (Author) Guy Croton
Foreword by Jon Bentley
Headline Publishing Group
Welbeck
1st March 2012
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Internet guides and online services
004.160846
Hardback
192
Width 135mm, Height 204mm
The Wrinklies' Guide to Home Computing shows that you can teach an old dog new tricks - of the virtual kind. If you think a 'hard drive' is a journey beyond the local shop or that 'software' is something that your other half puts on before bed at night, this is the computing book for you. If 'tweeting' is a noise you associated with the dawn chorus and 'RAM' is a male sheep, then it's time to open these pages. A host of wrinkly-directed tips and advice tells you everything you need to know about buying a computer, setting it up, emailing your wrinkly chums and so much more. With this book you can work with the worldwide web, master magical movie software, select a social network and invade the internet. Catch up with the kids, make the grandchildren groan and tell the world that you might be wrinkly but you can still keep up with technical jargon.
Guy Croton has written and contributed to a number of home computing and internet titles. He has worked with top brands such as Good Housekeeping and Marks and Spencer. Jon Bentley started making electronic gadgets when he was only nine. He passions are cars and photography. He joined the BBC's Top Gear as a researcher in 1984 and in 2002 he launched Fifth Gear to Channel Five and in 2004 he began presenting The Gadget Show.