Peter Norton's computing fundamentals
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Peter Norton's computing fundamentals
McGraw-Hill Technology Education, c2006
6th ed
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Computing fundamentals
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Includes index
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Description
Peter Norton is an acclaimed computer software entrepreneur who is active in civic and philanthropic affairs. He serves on the boards of several scholastic and cultural institutions and currently devotes much of his time to philanthropy. Mr. Norton made his mark in the computer industry as a programmer and businessman. Norton Utilities (TM), Norton Antivirus (TM), and other utility programs are installed on millions of computer worldwide. He is also the best selling author of computer books. Mr. Norton sold his PC-software business to Symantec Corporation in 1990 but continues to write and speak on computers, helping millions of people better understand information technology.
Table of Contents
Peter Norton's Computing Fundamentals 6eChapter 1: Introducing Computer SystemsChapter 2: Presenting the InternetComputing Keynotes #1: Creating Your Own Web PageChapter 3: Interacting with Your ComputerChapter 4: Seeing, Hearing, and Printing DataComputing Keynotes #2: Buying Your First ComputerChapter 5: Processing DataChapter 6: Storing DataChapter 7: Using Operating SystemsChapter 8: Working with Application SoftwareChapter 9: NetworksChapter 10: Working in the Online WorldComputing Keynotes #3: Professional Certification ProgramsChapter 11: Development of Information SystemsChapter 12: Protecting Your Privacy, Your Computer, and Your DataComputing Keynotes#4: VirusesAppendix A: The History of MicrocomputersAppendix B: Answers to Self-ChecksGlossaryIndex
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