books by Kleber Stephenson

books by Kleber Stephenson

books:

Kleber Stephenson

Microsoft Windows Xp And Office Killer Tips Collection
Kleber Stephenson

Prentice Hall, 2005

Learn Windows XP for 5 Bucks (Learn for 5 Bucks)

Kleber Stephenson

Peachpit Press, 2005

Could Be Better
To call this short manual a beginners book would be to use the term lightly... it is to tech manuals what "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" would be to "War And Peace". From the technical standpoint, I felt that I was going to suffer an aneurism just flipping ...

COLLINS FRENCH EASY LEARNING DICTIONARY
KLEBER STEPHENSON

COLLINS, 2004

Microsoft Office 2003 Killer Tips
Kleber Stephenson

New Riders Press, 2004

Of course you have Microsoft Office running on your desktop--more than 95 percent of business users do! However, if you're like most of these users, you probably don't know how to employ all of Office's apps effectively and efficiently. For Office 2003 users, this book is the answer. By trading lengthy tutorials for to-the-point tips focusing on ...

Windows XP Killer Tips

Kleber Stephenson

New Riders Press, 2003

Killer review for Killer Tips
This is the most insightful book I have ever had the pleasure to read. I use this book as a tool, It makes me feel like a pro!! I have read other books in the past and most make you more confused. I love the way the author puts everything into perspective, it really ...

The iTunes for Windows Book

Scott Kelby, Kleber Stephenson

Peachpit Press, 2004

I Love iTunes
If you want to get the absolute most out of iTunes then buy this book, it covers just about everything and answered every question that I ever had about iTunes. I'm now doing things in iTunes that I didn't think were possible with any media player. This is the perfect ...

The Windows Vista Book: Doing Cool Things with Vista, Your Photos, Videos, Music, and More

Matt Kloskowski, Kleber Stephenson

Peachpit Press, 2008

Excellent Non-Techi Tech Book!!
This book rocks! If you want a book that can help you get around the complexity of Windows Vista, this is it. The one-page snippets are dead on. Short-explanitory directions with great screen shots too. I feel that if you buy this book to have a relatively easy way ...