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New Computer Users Help!

Ok, You got a new computer and you have 'no idea' what to do with it!  First thing you might as well accept is that to really learn how to use your new machine, you're going to have to do a Lot of Reading! Sorry, but there is just no way around it! You can sit and work with it and learn a lot by just doing, but sooner or later you going to have some kind of problem that the only solution for is going to be to do some reading to figure out how to do what your wanting to do.

You'll find that both Windows 95 and Windows 98, have Plenty of "Help Files". You'll find them up toward the top of the window in the menu bar, usually on the far right. Most other software has help files too. They Really Are a world of help too! Spend a little time when you can exploring your help files. 

Another thing I have found useful in learning more about how to use my computer, is to subscribe to a couple newsletters or e-zines that give tips and tricks about the particular software I'm wanting to learn more about, such as Windows 98 for example. There is usually no charge for these newsletters, and they are often Filled with useful information written in such a way that they are easy to understand.

Here are some tips and tricks as well as some helpful links to help all you New Computer Users to get the most out of your  new computer!  And be sure to BOOKMARK this page so you can find your way back easily, and Check Back Often as we will be adding tips and helpful links often!;-)
Good Luck and Have Fun!;-)