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Chapter 2: Basic Computer Identification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Basic Parts ..................................................................................................... |
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Console ................................................................................................. |
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Monitor ................................................................................................. |
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Keyboard .............................................................................................. |
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Beyond the Basic Parts ................................................................................ |
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Mouse .................................................................................................... |
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Speakers ............................................................................................... |
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Modem .................................................................................................. |
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Printer ................................................................................................... |
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Scanner and digital camera ................................................................ |
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Peripherals and other expansion alternatives, |
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Chapter 3: Computers from A to Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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What Is a Computer? ..................................................................................... |
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The yin and yang of hardware and software .................................... |
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The traditional desktop computer .................................................... |
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The Macintosh personal computer ................................................... |
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Laptops for every kind of lap ............................................................. |
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The Tablet PC ....................................................................................... |
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Palmtop and handheld computers .................................................... |
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WebTV (MSN TV) ................................................................................. |
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Gaming consoles ................................................................................. |
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Workstations and servers .................................................................. |
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Mainframes ........................................................................................... |
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“How Much Will This Cost?” ........................................................................ |
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Chapter 4: Introduction to Hardware and Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Hardware: The Hard Stuff ............................................................................. |
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The microprocessor (the main piece of hardware) ........................ |
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The motherboard ................................................................................ |
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Software: The Other Hard Stuff ................................................................... |
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The operating system ......................................................................... |
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Applications and other software ....................................................... |
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Putting It All Together .................................................................................. |
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Part II: Hardware and Software Overview .................... |
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Chapter 5: All about Mr. Microprocessor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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The Microprocessor Rules ........................................................................... |
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The name game .................................................................................... |
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The measure of power ........................................................................ |
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Vroom, vroom! (Microprocessor speed) .......................................... |
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Popular PC Processors ................................................................................. |
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Beyond the Basic Microprocessor .............................................................. |
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The cache ............................................................................................. |
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The front side bus ............................................................................... |
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The core design ................................................................................... |
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Socket to me ......................................................................................... |
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Some Microprocessor Q&A ......................................................................... |
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“What does ‘[blank] or greater’ mean when talking |
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“Are all Pentium processors the same?” .......................................... |
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“Should I buy an upgradeable microprocessor option?” |
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“Is the Celeron a good Pentium compatible?” ................................. |
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“Should I buy a non-Intel CPU if it saves me money?” .................... |
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“Why not buy the biggest, baddest |
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microprocessor on the block?” ...................................................... |
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“What’s the ‘heat sink’?” ..................................................................... |
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“What is ‘hyperthreading’?” ............................................................... |
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“What is ‘overclocking’?” .................................................................... |
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“Do computers with dual processors run faster |
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than computers with single processors?” .................................... |
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Chapter 6: Memory Stuff (Temporary Storage) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Say Hello to Mr. Byte ..................................................................................... |
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Take a byte ........................................................................................... |
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Take a bigger byte ............................................................................... |
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Memory Madness .......................................................................................... |
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Behold the chip! ................................................................................... |
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The size of the thing (capacity) ......................................................... |
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Fast memory and faster memory ...................................................... |
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Goodbye, Mr. Chips! ............................................................................ |
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A flock of technical memory terms ................................................... |
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Main Memory versus Video Memory ......................................................... |
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Banks o’ Memory (RAM) .............................................................................. |
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How Much Memory Do You Need? ............................................................. |
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Chapter 7: Disks of Every Type (Permanent Storage) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Why Permanent Storage? ............................................................................. |
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What Is a Disk, and What Is a Drive? .......................................................... |
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Types of drives .................................................................................... |
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Capacity ................................................................................................ |
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Hard drive speed ................................................................................. |
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CD-ROM drive speed ........................................................................... |
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Cache or buffer memory .................................................................... |
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The mystical drive controller ............................................................ |
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Disk Driving Your Computer System .......................................................... |
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Picking a hard drive ............................................................................ |
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Your shiny, removable storage .......................................................... |
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To floppy or not to floppy? ................................................................ |
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Digital media or flash memory drives .............................................. |
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Chapter 8: Monitor and Graphics Stuff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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The Graphical System ................................................................................... |
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The Monitor Part ........................................................................................... |
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CRT or LCD? ......................................................................................... |
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Judge me by my size, will you? ........................................................ |
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I’ll take two, please ............................................................................ |
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The Graphics Adapter Part ........................................................................ |
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Video RAM .......................................................................................... |
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How it plugs in ................................................................................... |
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The GPU .............................................................................................. |
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Life on the high end .......................................................................... |
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When You’re Reading an Advertisement, Beware the Blech! ................ |
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Chapter 9: Keyboard, Mouse, and Gamepad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Clackity-Clack-Clack Goes the Keyboard ................................................. |
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Pointing Devices .......................................................................................... |
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Eeek! .................................................................................................... |
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Optical mice versus mechanical mice ............................................ |
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Wireless mice versus wired mice .................................................... |
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The mouse wears buttons ................................................................ |
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Nonmousy pointing devices ............................................................ |
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Gamepads (Joysticks) ................................................................................ |
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Chapter 10: Expansion Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Expanding Your High-Tech Universe by Using Ports .............................. |
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The USB port ...................................................................................... |
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The FireWire, or IEEE, port ............................................................... |
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The Ethernet port .............................................................................. |
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The printer port ................................................................................. |
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The serial port ................................................................................... |
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The monitor port ............................................................................... |
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Mouse and keyboard ports .............................................................. |
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Modem port ....................................................................................... |
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A Full House of Cards ................................................................................. |
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Why you may need expansion slots ............................................... |
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Types of expansion slots .................................................................. |
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Chapter 11: Modems and Sound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Say Hello to Mr. Modem ............................................................................. |
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Modems are measured by their speed ........................................... |
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Your typical, everyday dial-up modem ........................................... |
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Faster modems: broadband ............................................................. |
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Do you really need a modem? .......................................................... |
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Sound Off! ..................................................................................................... |
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The bleeping circuitry ...................................................................... |
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Tweeting and woofing (speakers) ................................................... |
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Adding a microphone ........................................................................ |
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Talking to your computer ................................................................. |
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Chapter 12: Networking Your Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Networking Overview ................................................................................. |
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St. NIC (Networking Hardware) ................................................................. |
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Going wireless .................................................................................... |
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Networking speed .............................................................................. |
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Other Networking Hardware ...................................................................... |
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Networking cable ............................................................................... |
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The hub, switch, or router ............................................................... |
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Adding your high-speed modem ..................................................... |
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Networking Software ................................................................................... |
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Chapter 13: Scanners and Digital Cameras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Scanning the Scanner Horizon .................................................................. |
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Price scanning .................................................................................... |
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Scanners big and scanners little ...................................................... |
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The image sensor .............................................................................. |
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Resolution and image-quality issues .............................................. |
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How does the scanner connect to the computer? ........................ |
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Optional scanner goodies ................................................................ |
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Scanner software ............................................................................... |
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Getting a Digital Camera ............................................................................. |
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What exactly is a digital camera? .................................................... |
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Things worth noting when you’re choosing a digital camera ..... |
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Getting the image into the computer .............................................. |
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Chapter 14: Special Issues for Notebook |
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and Laptop Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Laptop Considerations ............................................................................... |
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Special (expensive) microprocessors ............................................. |
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Disk drives .......................................................................................... |
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A battery of issues ............................................................................. |
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The skinny on laptop weight ........................................................... |
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The anti-mouse .................................................................................. |
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Laptop communications ................................................................... |
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Security issues ................................................................................... |
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Laptop Expansion Options ........................................................................ |
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“I’ve seen these ports before!” ......................................................... |
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The PCMCIA port ............................................................................... |
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Chapter 15: Your Computer’s Operating System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Understanding Operating Systems ........................................................... |
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Working with you ............................................................................... |
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Controlling the software ................................................................... |
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Controlling the hardware ................................................................. |
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Operating System Survey ........................................................................... |
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Windows XP, Home and Professional .............................................. |
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Mac OS ................................................................................................ |
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Linux .................................................................................................... |
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The antique, the immortal, and the dead ....................................... |
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Chapter 16: Everything You Wanted to Know |
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Doing the Internet ....................................................................................... |
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Browsing the Web .............................................................................. |
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Getting your e-mail ............................................................................ |
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Doing AOL .......................................................................................... |
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Productivity Software ................................................................................. |
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Word processing ................................................................................ |
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Databases ........................................................................................... |
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Home-budgeting software ................................................................ |
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Spreadsheets ...................................................................................... |
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Graphics ............................................................................................. |
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Recreation and Education .......................................................................... |
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Games ................................................................................................. |
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Education ........................................................................................... |
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Utility Programs .......................................................................................... |
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Programming ............................................................................................... |
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Software for Nothing and Almost Free ..................................................... |
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Public domain software .................................................................... |
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Freeware or open source .................................................................. |
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Shareware ........................................................................................... |
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Demo software ................................................................................... |
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Beware of Illegal or Pirated Software ........................................................ |
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Part III: Finding Your Perfect Computer ..................... |
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Chapter 17: Shopping for Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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How to Buy Software .................................................................................. |
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Taking a test drive ............................................................................. |
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Other sources for test-driving ......................................................... |
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How Helpful Is the Software? ..................................................................... |
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Types of help you find in software .................................................. |
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Don’t forget support! ......................................................................... |
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After You Find What You Want. . . . ........................................................... |
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Stuff you find on the software box .................................................. |
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Filling in the form: Example 1 .......................................................... |
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Filling in the form: Example 2 .......................................................... |
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At last: The software worksheet ...................................................... |
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Chapter 18: Matching Hardware to Your Software . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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The Hardware Worksheet ........................................................................... |
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Filling in the worksheet (step by step) ........................................... |
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Choose an operating system ............................................................ |
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Pick a microprocessor ...................................................................... |
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Calculate your memory needs ......................................................... |
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Calculate your hard drive storage ................................................... |
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More storage decisions .................................................................... |
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Other hardware stuff ......................................................................... |
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A Sample for You to Review ....................................................................... |
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Chapter 19: Surveying the Shopping Landscape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Reading a Computer Ad ............................................................................. |
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Finding computer advertisements .................................................. |
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Dissecting an ad ................................................................................. |
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Recognizing common tricks used to make |
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The myth of the free (or almost free) computer ........................... |
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Some Q&A before You Rush Out to Buy ................................................... |
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“Should I get a quote?” ..................................................................... |
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“Can I haggle?” ................................................................................... |
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“Should I get a discount off the manufacturer’s |
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suggested retail price?” ................................................................. |
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“Isn’t there any way to get a deal on a computer?” ...................... |
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“Is it better to buy from a noncommissioned salesperson?” ....... |
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“What about buying a used computer?” ........................................ |
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“What about refurbished stuff?” ...................................................... |
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“You didn’t say anything about the swap meet” ........................... |
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Where to Buy ............................................................................................... |
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Your locally owned and operated computer store ....................... |
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National chains .................................................................................. |
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The megastore ................................................................................... |
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Mail-order brand names ................................................................... |
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Mail-order pieces’ parts .................................................................... |
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What about Building Your Own Computer? ............................................. |
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Chapter 20: Tips for Online Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Buying on the World Wide Web ................................................................. |
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Finding a place to buy ....................................................................... |
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Placing your order ............................................................................. |
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Comparison shopping ....................................................................... |
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Sleazy tricks used by online retailers ............................................. |
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Tracking Your Order ................................................................................... |
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Chapter 21: Searching for Service and Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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How to Find Service and Support ............................................................. |
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Service Questions ....................................................................................... |
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“How long is your warranty?” .......................................................... |
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“Do you fix the computers at your shop?” ..................................... |
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“Can you fix my computer at my home or office?” ....................... |
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Support Questions ...................................................................................... |
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“Can I phone someone to ask questions?” ..................................... |
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“Do you offer classes?” ..................................................................... |
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Support Issues for Buying on the Internet ............................................... |
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Chapter 22: Buying the Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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A Review of the Five Steps ......................................................................... |
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What to Spend “Extra” Money On ............................................................. |
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“When Do I Get My Computer?” ................................................................ |
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Don’t Ever Put a Deposit on a Computer! ................................................ |
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Hey, Bud! You’re Ready to Buy .................................................................. |
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A few last-minute buying tips .......................................................... |
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The final step is to . . . ....................................................................... |
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Part IV: Living with Your Computer ........................... |
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Chapter 23: Helpful Hints for Computer Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Check the Shipment .................................................................................... |
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Setting Up the Computer ............................................................................ |
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Open the boxes .................................................................................. |
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“What can I toss out?” ....................................................................... |
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“What do I do with all this stuff?” .................................................... |
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“Should I keep the boxes?” ............................................................... |
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“Do I have to read the manuals?” .................................................... |
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Putting It Together ...................................................................................... |
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Where will Mr. Computer live? ......................................................... |
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Preparing to plug things in ............................................................... |
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Setting up the console ...................................................................... |
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Attaching the mouse and keyboard ................................................ |
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Attaching other devices ................................................................... |
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Setting up the monitor ...................................................................... |
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Plugging in other stuff ....................................................................... |
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Finishing up ........................................................................................ |
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Turning the Thing On ................................................................................. |
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What to turn on first? ........................................................................ |
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Turning it off ...................................................................................... |
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Breaking It In: The Burn-In Test ................................................................. |
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The desktop burn-in test .................................................................. |
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The laptop burn-in test ..................................................................... |
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What’s Next? ................................................................................................ |
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Dealing with software ....................................................................... |
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Dealing with other hardware ........................................................... |
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Understanding Your System ...................................................................... |
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Chapter 24: Time to Get a Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Different Printers for Different Printing .................................................... |
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Printer speed ..................................................................................... |
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The print quality ................................................................................ |
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How much? ......................................................................................... |
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Laser Printers Go “Fwoom Pkt Shhh!” ...................................................... |
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Ink Printers Go “Thwip Sft-Sft-Sft Clunk!” ................................................. |
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The All-in-One .............................................................................................. |
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The Photo Printer ....................................................................................... |
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Buying the Printer ....................................................................................... |
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What does your software say? ......................................................... |
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Printer shopping ................................................................................ |
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Printers don’t come with cables! ..................................................... |
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Printers don’t come with paper, either! .......................................... |
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Buy some extra ink ............................................................................ |
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Setting Up the Printer ................................................................................. |
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Printer pieces’ parts .......................................................................... |
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Connecting the printer cables ......................................................... |
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Telling your computer about the printer ....................................... |
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Chapter 25: From the Old Computer to the New One . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Moving Over Hardware .............................................................................. |
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Antiques: Don’t bother ..................................................................... |
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Monitors ............................................................................................. |
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Disk drives .......................................................................................... |
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Memory ............................................................................................... |
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Expansion cards ................................................................................ |
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Printers ............................................................................................... |
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Modems .............................................................................................. |
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Other peripherals .............................................................................. |
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Transferring Your Software ........................................................................ |
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Reinstalling applications .................................................................. |
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Moving over data ............................................................................... |
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Eliminating the preinstalled bonus crap ........................................ |
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Chapter 26: Selecting an ISP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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What You Need in Order to “Do” the Internet ......................................... |
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What you need ................................................................................... |
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What the ISP gives you ..................................................................... |
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How much should it cost? ................................................................ |
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Finding an ISP .............................................................................................. |
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The S Means Service ................................................................................... |
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Chapter 27: When to Buy, When to Sell, When to Upgrade . . . . . . . |
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Unlike Wine and Cheese, Computers Don’t Age Well ............................. |
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Should You Upgrade? .................................................................................. |
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Which hardware to upgrade first .................................................... |
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My $.02 on upgrading your microprocessor .................................. |
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Upgrading software ........................................................................... |
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Upgrading your operating system ................................................... |
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Should You Sell Your Beloved Computer? ............................................... |
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Buying a Used Computer ............................................................................ |
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Chapter 28: Ten Common Mistakes Made |
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Buying Hardware before Software ............................................................ |
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Dropping Brand Names .............................................................................. |
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Shopping for the Cheapest Computer System ........................................ |
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Being Unprepared for the Sale ................................................................... |
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Forgetting Some Extra Items ...................................................................... |
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Not Paying by Credit Card ......................................................................... |
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Not Reading the Setup Manuals ................................................................ |
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Forgetting That Software Can Be Expensive ............................................ |
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Buying Too Much ........................................................................................ |
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Not Counting Learning Time ...................................................................... |
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Chapter 29: Ten Warning Signs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Industry “Standards” versus the Ads ....................................................... |
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Out-of-Date Stock ........................................................................................ |
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Money Down Required ............................................................................... |
294 |
Missing Pieces ............................................................................................. |
294 |
No Address in the Mail-Order Ad .............................................................. |
295 |
Salespeople Too Busy to Help ................................................................... |
295 |
Salespeople in the Store Ignore You ......................................................... |
295 |
No Classroom .............................................................................................. |
296 |
No Software Documentation ...................................................................... |
296 |
Chapter 30: Ten Other Things You Should Buy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Mousepad and Wristpad ............................................................................ |
297 |
Power Strip .................................................................................................. |
298 |
Surge Protector ............................................................................................ |
298 |
UPS ................................................................................................................ |
299 |
Printer Cable ................................................................................................ |
299 |
Printer Paper ............................................................................................... |
300 |
More Inky Stuff ............................................................................................. |
300 |
Removable Disks ......................................................................................... |
301 |
CD Caddy ...................................................................................................... |
301 |
A Roll of Paper Towels ................................................................................ |
301 |
Chapter 31: Ten Tips and Suggestions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Your Computer Has a Clock ....................................................................... |
303 |
Get a Second Phone Line ............................................................................ |
304 |
After a While, Reread the Manuals ............................................................ |
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Put a Timer on That Internet ..................................................................... |
304 |
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Get Defensive Software ............................................................................... |
305 |
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Subscribe to a Computer Magazine .......................................................... |
305 |
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Join a Computer Users’ Group .................................................................. |
305 |
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Buy a Great Book ......................................................................................... |
306 |
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Remember That You’re in Charge ............................................................. |
306 |
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Don’t Let the Computer Run Your Life ..................................................... |
306 |
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Index ....................................................................... |
307 |
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