The Usborne Guide to E-mail by Mark Wallace

The Usborne Guide to E-mail by Mark Wallace

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 advce on using word processing and painting programs to produce professional-looking documents.

Mark Wallace is the author of more than fifteen works of fiction, poetry, and essays, as well as chapbooks. The Gertrude Stein Poetry Prize was given to TEMPORARY WORKER RIDES A SUBWAY in 2002. He has co-edited two essay collections on contemporary poetics, and his critical pieces and reviews have appeared in a variety of venues. WALKING DREAMS, a collection of short stories, and FELONIES OF ILLUSION, a collection of poems, were both released recently. He now resides in Carlsbad, California, near the beach.

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ISBN 13	9780746037119
ISBN 10	0746037112
Title	The Usborne Guide to E-mail
Author	Mark Wallace
Series	Usborne Computer Guides
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Usborne Publishing Ltd
Year published	1999-12-20
Number of pages	48
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