i need something like "getting started" "gear" "dos and donts" etc
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Best case is just do a google search. Worst case, get on down to a library, and check out some books......
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Sure, why not?  Here's a link..\nhttp://www.learntoknit.com/
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How about > http://www.ganssle.com/ ! I am sure this helps :)
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www.doittrance.com\nhope i helped. xoxo
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Field survival guide,\nScience how to book, and\nA blank one to write my own story
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Start small until you learn the ropes. Just don't get in over your head.
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The information is well presented, understandable, and technically accurate.  Very good!\n\nFollowing is editorial "nitpicking":\n\nChange page name to something more descriptive.  If I want to bookmark it, it's going to show up as just "laptop".\n\nFirst paragraph: "needs" should be "need".  Second sentence, the "basics" are affecting your decision, not your decision making process.  Last sentence, "innumerous", that's an infinite number.  Suggest rewording the paragraph as:\n\nPurchasing a laptop is a large investment that can be complicated by all of the options, manufacturers, and technical mumbo-jumbo that need to be sifted through. Before you spend a lot of money on a laptop, it is important to spend a little time considering some basics that should affect your decision. This Tech Tip will take a look at a number of things worth considering when buying a laptop computer.\n\nPoint to remember 3 -- grammar error.  Change to: "...the laptop's alternative to ..."\n\nPoint to remember 7, hyperlink to "How to Network Your Computers"\n\nParagraph following "Points..." suggest reword to "... and tendonitis are some ..."\n\nDelete extraneous comma: "...wired or wireless version and generally ..."\n\nMissing comma: "...best option, if available ..."\n\nSuggested change for easier readability: "...separate mouse for ergonomic reasons. Generally it will connect via USB. "\n\nMissing "to": "...starting to feature Bluetooth technology,..."\n\nTense mismatch: "...user to navigate his way to these ..." which isn't politically correct.  :(  How about, "it is up to you to ..."  Tech writers are trending towards use of the second-person, "you", instead of the more formal, stuffy, academic, third-person, "the user".  You've used "you" elsewhere.  It fits your friendly, accessible style.  Stick with it!\n\nSuggested change for easier readability: "..ATI is well known for their high performance graphics products.  They offer ..."\n\nExtra hyphen: "condi-tions"\n\nA general comment, you tend towards long sentences, which is natural because you are thinking of a lot of things at once.  Try to vary between long and short.  It makes your work easier to read.  That is the theory behind some of the suggestions I've made as "readability" changes.\n\nWhew!  Lot of work for two points!  :)\n\nGood luck with your site!
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Hiya, hope these links help
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I have been in IT for 10 years myself what you need to do is first to make a good beginer cd is to think like a begineer. I know thats a hard thing to do when ya get as much computer experance as me and you. But here are somethings you should explain. Computer hardware, What is memory, What is a CPU what does it look like whats does a motherboard look like, whats a USB port, whats a comm port, whats a Parallel port. What is a a Hard drive. What is a expanchen card. Start off with some hardware basics. Explane the computer terms in easy to understand terms like Bytes, Blocks, Kilobytes, Meg Bytes, Gigabytes. The biggest thing I hard alot of new users say like when there running out of space is I don't have enought memory explain the difference between REAL memory and a hard drive. Explain how everything is connected up. Hardware basics should be your first lession. Because if you don't you will end up being the local tech everyone calling you to fix every problem in the world. Second you should go into some details on the OS. Example what are drivers, what are drives. What are files. What do they do. how to create files, how ot cut and paste. How to move files. how to copy files. How to adjust the properties of files. How to open files. How to install most programs. Other things include some more techincal stuff on the end to help them understand the advanced techincal tech stuff like networking how to test there internet connection. how to get there computer connected to a cable modem, DSL, or cable router. how to setup a firewall. Some things how do do virus scanning. How to prevent spyware and how to scan for it. What to be aware of in email attachements. How to use the internet. How to use email. How to copy pictures to there computer. How to view them or email them off. \nThoughs are some places I would start off with if I where making a CD for new people that are tring to learn computers.
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Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System tools -> System Information. \n\nIt's all there.
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they have books at the library beginner to expert should find one thereor try these http://www.dontbeafraidbooks.com/ http://www.amazon.com/Internet-Beginners-Computer-Philippa-Wingate/dp/0746026897http://www.gifts.com/products/Walmart/Absolute-Beginners-Guide-to-Computer-Basics?p=2143:2628728:10&sid=vsmopd:absolute+beginners+guide+to+computer+basics+book:P&rid=
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the best way i found to learn is to hire a guide. i am cheap so i hang out at a bait shop and listen to everything, and ask questions.
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http://www.rosewhip.net/main_small.htm \n\nthis has some downloads, good info and stuff
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try the Scootmans guide
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Check out Estes Rockets and buy a complete kit, easiest way to get started.  Should be available in local stores also.
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Swim\nSwimsuit/Shorts\nGoggles \nSwim cap \nBucket or tub (with water to wash sand off feet) \nWetsuit PRN \nTowels (sit on in transition area, dry off, wipe feet) \nSunscreen \nPetroleum jelly \n\nBike\nHelmet \nBike shoes \nSocks \nBike shorts PRN \nBike jersey & singlet PRN \nGloves (probably not in a short race) \nSunglasses \nWater bottles (always more than one) \nSpare tires & tubes \nCO2 cartridges \nTool kit \nFloor pump or Frame pump \nBike lube \n\nRun\nRunning shoes (I use the bungee laces so you don't have to tie your shoes)\nSocks \nShorts \nSinglet \nHat or Visor \nSunglasses \n\nMiscellaneous\nWatch \nRace number \nRace information \nMap \nPen/pencil \nIdentification/passport \nMoney & or credit card \nFirst aid kit \nFluid replacement drink \nEnergy food \nMisc. warmer cloths (tights, jacket, helmet cover, etc.) \nBag for dirty clothes \nHRM
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use the link above; it'll help