A quick, get started now reference to Harvard Graphics. Over 20 lessons show users how to apply each essential feature of this presentation graphics program--in 10 minutes or less. The book reinforces the text through TimeSaver Tips, plain English definitions, and panic button troubleshooting tips.

This guide provides clear, concise instructions for the most important features of Harvard Graphics for Windows and includes a table of titles and options that list all Harvard Graphics for Windows types and options.

This escellent book/disk combo is the perfect way to learn BASIC programming. A disk includes program samples that readers can adapt to their own programs. With this hands-on approach, users learn how to effectively compose and design useful programs with BASIC.

Focuses on the program and how to use it for better presentations. Self-teaching guides are designed to tutor the beginner step-by-step through a program and there are self checks, tips and exercises to lead the reader through specific operations. Includes reference material and glossary.

Provides a concise, step-by-step guide to implementing Windows 3.0 and 3.1 in the NetWare environment. Each detail from planning directory structures to solving complex memory issues is explained. Includes a resource guide to the software tools available for NetWare Windows users.

An extensive reference section highlights tutorials and advice--so all C++ programmers can successfully build their own Windows applications. The code examples, illustrations, and exercises to reinforce learning cover all facets through Borland C++ 2.0.