"Word 2010 in Easy Steps" is all readers need to get up to speed with this new version of Microsoft Word. A wide range of basic and advanced techniques are covered using clear, colorful, detailed illustrations. Each chapter goes step by step through real-life examples, giving readers the opportunity to learn a whole range of features along the way. Topics covered include controls such as the Ribbon, the Quick Access Toolbar, the Mini Toolbar, Command Tabs, Contextual Tabs and Galleries which have automatic preview behavior. Later chapters cover more advanced features including Blog publishing, the Document Inspector and the ability to compare changes using a screen divided into three panes. Whether completely new to Word or already familiar with one of the previous versions, users will find that "Word 2010 in Easy Steps" is the quickest and most efficient way to get the best value out of Word 2010.

"Instructs you how to employ the latest development for web page design with HyperText Markup Language (HTML5). Modern web browsers have united to support exciting new features of the HTML5 standard that allows easy creation of stunning web pages and engaging interactive applications"--Amazon.

In easy-to-understand, jargon-free language, Office 2010 in Easy Steps makes the task of learning this new version of Office easy and painless. Covering all the key features, this guide makes it simple to get up and running in no time. Here readers will learn the basics, as well as to master the updated customizable Ribbon, grasp the new Backstage full-screen options, learn how to use the new image and illustration tools, understand new Office web applications, and more. Office 2010 in Easy Steps combs through the new features and covers in detail all the ones that readers will use time and time again. Each bite-size chapter is illustrated with full-color screenshots.

"Laptops for Seniors in Easy Steps -- Windows 7 Edition" covers everything seniors need to get started using a laptop. It starts with the important factors to consider when buying a laptop and includes the ergonomic issues surrounding them. It then gives an overview of the workings of laptops, including the software that is provided with them. Networking and using a laptop wirelessly are also covered extensively, with attention given to accessing the Internet from wireless locations, demonstrating that the over-50 crowd can be part of the mobile-computing revolution.

"MacBook in Easy Steps" contains all of the information users need to get started with MacBooks for both business and personal use. The book looks at the specifications and hardware of MacBooks and details how to get up and running with this attractive and highly functional laptop. The book also covers the MacBook operating system, known as OS X, in detail, including areas such as the Dock and the Finder. In addition, it shows how to use the Internet and email and how to network and share with family members. And to help readers get the most out of their MacBook, there is also a chapter about using it as a fully mobile device, on the road, in the office, or on vacation.

More and more senior citizens are exploring the exciting opportunities that computers present. Unfortunately, along with the joys come the headaches: baffling error messages, a computer or program that simply won't behave as it should, the ever-present fear of viruses and spyware, and perhaps worst of all, not knowing where to turn for help. Tech support lines are expensive and unreliable, often offering complex solutions to simple problems, and of course, printed manuals are a thing of the past. "Computer Help for Seniors in Easy Steps" is the perfect alternative. In clear, everyday English, it troubleshoots all parts of a computer system, providing easy-to-follow instructions that guide users step-by-step to a successful conclusion. It also examines the most common issues users experience with Windows, the Internet, and email, and offers effective prevention measures that ensure browsing the Web remains a safe and enjoyable experience.

"Dreamweaver CS5 in Easy Steps" eases users into Dreamweaver and take web design to a whole new level. This user-friendly guide looks shows how to add and format content in both HTML and CSS, add text and images, create hyperlinks, use editable library items and templates, and also create forms. Exciting new features are covered, including the integrated Browserlab, the live view option, site-specific code completions, and much more.