New release: Lightroom in easy steps

Available NOW from our online shop – £12.99 paperback / £10.99 ebook Lightroom in easy steps guides you through Adobe Lightroom’s sophisticated range of tools to enable you to create stunning photos. In no time, you’ll master: The desktop, mobile, and web versions of Lightroom, including how to use them individually and together. Navigating around […]

New release: iPad for Seniors in easy steps, 13th edition

Available NOW from our online shop – £11.99 paperback / £9.99 ebook This bestselling guide, iPad for Seniors in easy steps, 13th edition, is updated to cover iPadOS 17. Written in larger type, it’ll help senior folks learn how to use and enjoy myriad iPad features with ease, including: Choosing the right model for you. […]

New release: iPhone for Seniors in easy steps, 10th edition

Available NOW from our online shop – £11.99 paperback / £9.99 ebook iPhone for Seniors in easy steps, now in its 10th edition will help you to quickly feel confident using your iPhone. It covers all models of iPhone using iOS 17 and shows you how to: Send messages, make and receive calls. Use FaceTime […]

New release: Coding with the micro:bit – Create Cool Programming Projects

Available NOW from our online shop  – £14.99 paperback / £9.99 ebook Coding with the micro:bit – Create Cool Programming Projects introduces you to the hardware and software features of the micro:bit, including the built-in microphone, speaker, and touch sensor added in the BBC micro:bit version 2. You’ll learn new skills such as how to […]

New release: Excel VBA in easy steps, 4th edition

Shows you how to get more out of Microsoft Excel. Use the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language that’s built into Excel to make it much more powerful – in easy steps! This 4th edition is updated for Microsoft 365. Get more out of Microsoft Excel and save time by learning Excel VBA (Visual […]

What is Google’s Go/golang programming language?

Go is a free open-source programming language created at Google by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson – best known for development of the Unix operating system. Google released version 1.0 of the Go language (“golang”) in March 2012, since when it has gained widespread popularity. Go programs are written in plain text, then […]

What is Visual Basic?

The Visual Basic programming language offers the easiest way to write programs for Windows. This means you can easily create your own programs to give maximum control over your computer, and automate your work to be more productive. Also, programming with Visual Basic is fun! Like other programming languages, Visual Basic comprises a number of […]

New release: C, C++ & C# in easy steps

Available NOW from our online shop – £24.99 ebook (+ VAT/tax where applicable) C, C++ & C# in easy steps is a comprehensive guide to help you create your own programs in the C, C++ and C# programming languages, combining knowledge from the latest C, C++ and C# books in the In Easy Steps series. […]

How to use System Restore in Windows 11

Windows 11 takes snapshots of the system files before any software updates are applied, or in any event once every seven days. You can also create a snapshot manually. The snapshots are known as Restore Points and are managed by System Restore.   System Restore returns system files to an earlier point in time, allowing […]

A quicker way to select files in Windows 11

The traditional way of selecting a bunch of files is to drag a box around them with the left mouse button depressed. Individual files are selected by holding down the Ctrl key. Windows 11 provides a better way: 1) In File Explorer, click the See more button (three dots) on the Menu bar. Select Options […]

How to give Windows 11 a quick speed boost using ReadyBoost

If Windows were to run out of memory, the system would grind to a halt. To prevent this, it uses a “paging file” on the hard drive as a memory substitute. The problem with this is that hard drives are much slower than memory, so performance is reduced when the paging file is being used. […]

How to reposition the Start button in Windows 11

Although the Start button has moved into a more central position, along with the Taskbar in Windows 11, it is still possible to restore it to the left-hand corner, if desired. This is done by moving the whole of the Taskbar to the left. To do this: 1) Click on the Settings app on the […]

What is SQL?

The Structured Query Language (SQL) is a language designed specifically for communicating with databases. Today SQL is the industry-wide standard language used by most database systems. Databases allow collections of data to be stored in an organized manner – in the same way that data can be stored in an organized way inside files within […]

What is Swift?

Apps have taken over the world. Most of us use them every day for things like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and games. We have them on our phones, tablets and even our TVs, and they are not going away anytime soon. Swift allows you to build applications for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac. […]

New release: Windows 11 Tips, Tricks & Shortcuts in easy steps

Available NOW from our online shop in ebook and paperback formats – £6.99 ebook / £11.99 paperback Over 1000 useful tips, tweaks and shortcuts that’ll help you to use your Windows 11 PC more efficiently Using the full potential of Windows 11 can sometimes seem like a daunting task, even when you have mastered the […]

What is JavaScript?

JavaScript (“JS”) is an object-based scripting language whose interpreter is embedded inside web browser software such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. This allows scripts contained in a web page to be interpreted when the page is loaded in the browser to provide functionality. For security reasons, JavaScript cannot read or write […]

What is C Programming?

The C language has been around for quite some time and has seen the introduction of newer programming languages like Java, C++, and C#. Many of these new languages are derived, at least in part, from C – but are much larger in size. The more compact C is better to start out in programming […]

How to use the Fill function in Excel

You typed “January”, but the rest of the monthly headings can be automatically completed, using the Fill Handle to enter data, following the pattern it recognizes in your existing cell data: 1) Select the B2 cell with the “January” heading    2) Move the mouse to the bottom-right corner of the cell to see the […]

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