Diane McKeever

Diane’s easy to understand tips will help you become a power user. Packed with hundreds of time and money saving tips for PC and Apple users, this book will quickly pay for itself. Tips include basic keyboard shortcuts, recommendations on free or low cost software, back up strategies, Facebook and Google hints as well as how to use popular features of Microsoft’s powerful Word, Excel and Outlook programs.

Diane has been teaching people how become more effective computer users for over 25 years. In that time she has taught over 100,000 students. She earns her unofficial title, Certified Patient Person, every day. Participants in her classes often remark about the amazing tips that Diane McKeever includes in her presentations and ask where they could read about more about them. Sadly, up until now, she could not recommend a specific book, so she decided to write one herself. Diane started by writing a blog, 100ComputerTipsIn100Days.blogspot.com, challenging herself to come up with 100 tips in 100 days. She wrote the 100 tips in 100 days and then just kept on writing. Currently the total is more than 130 with additional tips being added all the time. Diane took the top 100 tips, reorganized and expanded on them, and created this book, “100 Amazing Computer Tips”.

Her classes have always been informative, entertaining, and, most importantly, not boring. Her writing style reflects her teaching approach and is clear and easy to follow. As a consultant to many Fortune 50 companies she has brought employees through the transitions from Wang word processing machines to PCs and Apple computers. Over the years she has helped people navigate the many versions of the popular computer programs.

As a bonus, tips cards are included in the book. These can be copied and kept near the computer to help make you a more effective computer user.

Diane and her husband Ed live in a boating community in Osprey, Florida where she is hard at work on her next title, “Amazing Windows 8.1 Tips” to help all of those who are confused by Microsoft’s latest operating system. Get started now with "100 Amazing Computer Tips"; computers, in their many forms, are here to stay.