Product Details

• Region: All Regions
• Studio: CreateSpace
• DVD Release Date: March 6, 2008
• Run Time: 100 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B0015KQVO8
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #87,767 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

Product Description

This instructional video has been designed to provide computer shy seniors a gentle and low key introduction to using email on a Windows XP computer.

This computer help DVD provides visual demonstrations and step-by-step instructions to get you (or your computer shy friends) up to speed with Email as quickly as possible.

NOTE: Google Mail (Gmail) is used to visually demonstrate how to use web-based email but the basic email procedures that we cover in this computer help DVD will also apply to other free email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo.

NOTE: This instructional video can be watched on Televisions with DVD players and on computers which have DVD Drives.

BASIC EMAIL OPERATIONS ARE CAREFULLY EXPLAINED AND DEMONSTRATED

In this computer help DVD we cover: how to set up a free web-based email account (one that can be accessed from any Internet computer); how to send, receive, and forward email messages; how to view and save email pictures; how to attach pictures to email messages; how to delete email messages; how to retrieve email messages from the email trash; and how to move email messages between folders.

Real world comparisons are used to explain key email concepts.

FREE DVD UPDATES

EMAIL FOR SENIORS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS

- Introduction

- How to sign up for a free email account

- How to send, receive, and forward email messages

- Basic email operations

- How to save email pictures to a folder on your computer

- How to attach pictures to email messages

- Where to go from here

ADDITIONAL WINDOWS COMPUTER HELP DVDs

This computer help video has been designed and created for computer beginners but A SENIOR'S GUIDE TO USING A COMPUTER and INTERNET FOR SENIORS (both available from Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com) are recommended prerequisites.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Help for the Computer Shy founder Michael Gorzka has been teaching computer shy adults how to use personal computers (both Macs & PCs) and various software & Internet applications since 1997. He has incorporated what he has learned from his teaching experiences into his computer help DVDs and manuals.

This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars Very helpful for the email shy, February 28, 2009

By	Mixy Mae (Henderson, NV USA) - See all my reviews

I bought this dvd for my 57 year old mother who has never before used a computer system and, in fact, thought should could break a computer just by touching it. These, along with the other dvds in this series, have now transported my computer-fearing mother into the 21st century. The dvds aren't meant to be just played in a dvd player to watch - the key is to have the person watching the dvd at an actual computer while watching the dvd. The narrator speaks extremely slowly, almost painfully slowly if you are just watching the dvd. However, the narrator expects you to be physically following along at a computer and mimicking what is being taught and in order to do that, must speak slowly so that people have enough time to follow. In all, this series is a must have for seniors who are looking to get into getting over their fears of using a computer.

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars About this email instructional video, March 7, 2008

By	Help for the Computer Shy "www.computershy.com" (Brunswick, Maine) - See all my reviews

Email for Seniors: a step-by-step guide for the computer shy

This instructional video has been designed to provide computer shy seniors a gentle and low key introduction to using email on a Windows XP computer.

This computer help DVD provides visual demonstrations and step-by-step instructions to get you (or your computer shy friends) up to speed with Email as quickly as possible.

NOTE: Google Mail (Gmail) is used to visually demonstrate how to use web-based email but the basic email procedures that we cover in this computer help DVD will also apply to other free email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo.

NOTE: This instructional video can be watched on Televisions with DVD players and on computers which have DVD Drives.

BASIC EMAIL OPERATIONS ARE CAREFULLY EXPLAINED AND DEMONSTRATED

In this computer help DVD we cover: how to set up a free web-based email account (one that can be accessed from any Internet computer); how to send, receive, and forward email messages; how to view and save email pictures; how to attach pictures to email messages; how to delete email messages; how to retrieve email messages from the email trash; and how to move email messages between folders.

Real world comparisons are used to explain key email concepts.

FREE DVD UPDATES

This Windows computer help video never gets out of date! Free updates to this DVD will be available at www.computershy.com

EMAIL FOR SENIORS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS

- Introduction

- How to sign up for a free email account

- How to send, receive, and forward email messages

- Basic email operations

- How to save email pictures to a folder on your computer

- How to attach pictures to email messages

- Where to go from here

ADDITIONAL WINDOWS COMPUTER HELP DVDs

This computer help video has been designed and created for computer beginners but A SENIOR'S GUIDE TO USING A COMPUTER and INTERNET FOR SENIORS (both available from Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com) are recommended prerequisites.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Help for the Computer Shy founder Michael Gorzka has been teaching computer shy adults how to use personal computers (both Macs & PCs) and various software & Internet applications since 1997. He has incorporated what he has learned from his teaching experiences into his computer help DVDs and manuals.