Computer success in a week or less without confusion or frustration!

Learning to use a computer is nothing more than making a series of correct choices and learning the lingo. With my method of teaching, it can be done in a few hours with zero chance of making a mistake! Now that's peace of mind wouldn't you say?

If my calculations are correct, you basically have six options concerning how you'd like to learn to use a computer effectively. Perhaps one will make more sense to you then the others.

1. With my method, from day one you'll start understanding what to do, how to do it and why, with click-by-click instructions and illustrations to follow as you learn the lingo, how things work, and what you have to do to make them work, even if all you want to do is email!

   Additionally, should you forget how to do something later on, when you need to use it, no problem...look it up! You'll have already been introduced to whatever "it" is, hands-on, in one of your 6 lessons for Windows Vista or 7 lessons for Windows XP. That's right, just 6 or 7 short, hands-on, lessons, in large print and plain English and you're on your way to really understanding all this computer stuff. For just $19.95 with a money back guarantee.

2. Or you could choose to get a 300 page reference book like the Dummies books and hope you know the lingo well enough to look things up and actually do what needs to be done without click-by-click instructions.  Retail prices range from $19.95 -$34.95 for something that will be of little value to you until you've learned the lingo.

3. You could get a CD that expects you to know how to use the technology you're trying to learn in order to use it. Retail price: Watch out for the fine print on these folks! Subscriptions can cost HUNDREDS of dollars!

4. You could take a class. But you'd better be able to take notes very quickly and remember everything you learned when you get home. Your own computer will looks nothing like the schools' computer.  Tuitions range from $25.00 - to over a hundred dollars not to mention the inconvenience of having to attend class. And the free ones are usually worth about what you pay for them.

5. You could choose to pay $25.00, $50.00 or more per hour  for private tutoring sessions and still have nothing to fall back on if you should forget what you learned.

6. Or your final option, you could choose to keep trying days, weeks or years of trial and error...and error and error but that's pretty frustrating and you're not likely to stumble over the SIMPLER & HIDDEN ways of doing things that I can teach you by next week! Cost? Your sanity!

Think about this too before making a decision. Have you ever heard the phrase if you don't use it you'll lose it?

Some of the processes you need to learn won't be used every day, like sending or receiving email attachments or getting pictures from a scanner or digital camera. So doesn't it make sense to have something at your fingertips to refresh your memory on how something is done, click-by-click, until you've had enough practice to commit it to memory for just $19.95!

Okay potential success stories, here is where I ask you to put on your thinking caps and consider making a decision.

Will you give me the opportunity to show you how easy it really CAN BE to learn how to use a computer in Baby Steps?

Or would you like to try one of the other methods first? I know it's unbelievable but some people do make that choice. I hear it all the time when they do come back.

Oh, and by the way, with my method you'll also get FREE continuing education lessons by email every month and an email address to write me if you'd like. NOBODY else does that! NOBODY!

Just in case, let me teach you a nifty little trick Baby Step style so it will be quick & easy to come back. It works for all web pages. In fact, most computer tasks are generic, that's why there is really less to learn than you might think.

Please read through all the directions a. - e. first so you'll know what you're going to do, then give it a try, which is how I teach everything. 

To put an icon (little picture) also called a shortcut on your start up screen (called your desktop) so that you can quickly and easily return to any web site any time you're online.

a. Place your pointing tool (called a cursor) on a page, right here will be fine, and RIGHT CLICK  (right mouse button unless you're left handed) which will  produce a list of choices called a menu.

b. Read down the menu until you find CREATE SHORTCUT (Take your time the computer will wait. One of the most important lessons for you to learn is that it is FAR more important for you to be accurate than it is to be fast.) If the menu disappears, don't panic, just try again.

c. Carefully and accurately, slide your cursor to CREATE SHORTCUT (When THE VERY TIP of your cursor is in the correct place that option will change color, called being HIGHLIGHTED.)

d. Left Click once (or right click if you're left handed) to CHOOSE Create Shortcut, which will cause a box to appear on your screen.

e. Point THE VERY TIP of your cursor at the word YES on the box (called the yes button) and again, left click once. The box will disappear and you're done. But you won't SEE the icon by the name of SUCCESS until you can see the desktop again.

Once you've created a shortcut to any web page, to return to that page quickly and easily any time your online.

Place THE VERY TIP of your cursor ON the icon you create and DOUBLE CLICK, (or click once on the icon so that it highlights then tap the ENTER key if you're not good at double clicking yet. ) Then be patient and the page will appear.

No one makes learning to use a computer quicker, or easier than I do. And with a money back guarantee what have you got to lose?

Have a little faith in your ability to learn when the information is presented in terms you can understand, and allow me the opportunity to help you. I promise you won't be disappointed.

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