Word for Windows 95 for Busy People

by Christian Crumlish

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0078821096
• ISBN13: 9780078821097
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 291 Pages
• Weight: 1.63 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.3" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

This is certainly better than any microsoft publication.

This is one of the more lucid and easily understood publications for anyone who is a novice to MS Word for Windows 95.

For every employee to work against the automatic save clock

Crumlish, Christian. Word For Windows 95 For Busy People. Making a living is the most difficult task I was ever told I would have to do. Then someone comes up the the personal computer and I now have to work with it? Is there a solution between a harried boss and a considerable amount of time outside of a potential forty-eight hour lunch? There may be love beyond wishing for a screensaver. Crumlish's instruction book, Word For Windows 95 For Busy People puts computer publisher manuals to task. I was desperate without hope at finding the book to arrive at a completed organization so I could produce work with the updated computer at my employment. No novice at losing time to slow saves, automatic upgrades, and expeditious multi-program integrated software capabilities inherited by a previous employee, I was at a loss and headed for the library once again in search for the perfect word processing manual. Yes, and I am already your next door temporary worker financing a post baccalaureate degree. This last attempt at traversiing the limited library acquisitions were full of dummy manuals, overwritten text with hard to recognize mini graphics; not to mention the length of the literary guilness some other denser versions of graphic filled texts exhibited. How I came upon Christian Crumlish's book is a set of other words. I could only complete reading texts where I just needed one program answer without telling my boss,"No, today I am not a computer programmer". Crumlish solves this problem of the literary labrynth supported by a complicated software industry by offering pre-chapter summaries outlined in simple step by step text, and supported with computer graphic images. The solution to the text may be in the upgraded software, Windows 95, the subject of his book however, as a Windows application follower, owner of numerous computers, and a data entry expert that would impress Confuscious, this book came up with a method that exact to word wordprocessing software for Windows 95 competitive with those oft forgotten instructional manuals that accompany every new computer purchase. You may have sold a few of these manuals, the database instructions that include index references, disk copies oftentimes, and interfacing capabilities that you may never have sat down to utilize. Well here is your chance. Christian Crumlish, while not equipping his product with a supported disk, manages to combine graphic savvy and simple text publishing techniques for the everyday computer whiz who knows that beyond every tower lies a corporation who knows your personal computer has not been paid for yet. Believe me, I was glad to bypass these features, the one's my boss would rather not have me hourly extract from the extra reading applied to antiquated programs, and other software applications not necessarily related to formatting the new timesheets and other 15 minutes plus tasks that Crumlish promises for the task at hand. There is no great excursion