Designed for beginners or those who want to build on their experience, this book explains ways in which a home PC can be used to help produce outstanding school work. All the effects demonstrated in this book can be achieved with the software provided as standard with Windows 95 and 98. It suggests how the Internet can be used as a source of information and pictures and shows how to find homework help sites or learn a language on-line. The book includes advice on using word processing and painting programs to produce professional-looking documents.

 

This book is part of a book series called Usborne Computer Guides .

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published 1999 by Usborne Publishing Ltd .

This book has the following chapters: Homework on your computer; word processing; letter styles; organizing information; organizing your work; saving your work; computer pictures; drawing diagrams; working with pictures; printing your work; CD-ROM basics; CD-ROM research; using information from a CD-ROM; introducing the Internet; exploring a Web site; searching the Web; using information from the Web; languages on-line; exchanging messages; homework help; Web sites tour; getting connected; essential equipment; starting computer programs; using your keyboard.