Hitler's Temptation

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• Michael Walker

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• 164 Seiten
• 6 Lesestunden

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(condensed from the Foreword) The Title: Before a military headquarters sends a message to one of its units, it encrypts the message so that only friendly forces with the key to the code can decipher it. When someone else finds out how the code works, he or she is said to have broken the code. For many beginners the computer instruction books seem to be in code. The title of this book, Break'n Windows, tells the novice that the code has been broken and that this reference manual can be readily understood. The reason this manual was written: This manual was initially developed for the purpose of giving the author quick and easy directions for common computer operations. Unlike many children, he does not remember each simple routine as he first learns it. He owns a number of computer books, but he is too impatient to wade through six pages of text to locate a few simple directions. He wanted a book from which he could get the information quickly and easily. When friends learned about his simpler way, they insisted that he share his manual with them. The scope of this manual: This work is not meant to be definitive; it treats common operations and only those that can be presented in a reasonably short space. A few very useful operations with longer explanations are given in the appendices; the rest of them are listed with the advice: See a bigger book.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2003
• Einband: Paperback