The Complete "No Geek-Speak" Guide to the Internet is full of practical information on how to navigate the Internet, World Wide Web, and other on-line services.
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If you can use a remote control to turn on your TV set and change channels, Michael Wendland can get you surfing the Net in no time. There are thousands of websites that offer faith-building fellowship, learning, and evangelism opportunities for Christians--whether it's a chance to talk to a missionary on the other side of the globe or find some on-line information to help users be better parents or businesspersons. In this easy-to-follow guide to the Internet, the World Wide Web, America Online, and other electronic communications services, Wendland shows how Christians can use the Internet to grow personally and be a part of this exciting new communications technology. The Complete No Geek-Speak Guide to the Internet is a clear, understandable tour through the basics, including: Wiring instructions Internet tools, tips, and tricks Navigating and exploring the World Wide Web Cyberspace scenarios and stories from cyberspace Frequently asked questions A "geek-speak" glossary that enables you to master key terms Includes thousands of Internet sites of interest to Christians, families, and businesspeople No Geek-Speak is the author's number one writing rule, so this book is readable for novice and expert alike. If you are new to the Net, this guide is tailored to your needs. In no time at all, you'll be surfing the Net. The Complete No Geek-Speak Guide to the Internet gives you hundreds of helpful ideas for using the Internet for spiritual growth, family recreation, business efficiency, and communication with fellow Christians around the globe.
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