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"I'd like to buy the Internet. Can you tell me how much it costs?" "Do you have WordPerfect for Gameboy?" "Isn't there a manual for this mouse pad?" They reformat disks...with scissors. They point to File...with their fingers. They try to get online...without a modem. They're the Users--everyday people whose computer-related problems baffle, bewilder, and entertain tech-support staffers around the world. These hilarious true stories prove that technology can turn even college professors and top executives into babbling fools--and, once and for all, settles the question: "Which is better--hardware or software?"
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- Macs for Dummies by David Pogue in Front Matter
- E-Commerce Usability: Tools and Techniques to Perfect the On-Line Experience by David Travis on page 162
- The iMac for Dummies by David Pogue in Front Matter
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