[caption id="attachment_11499" align="alignright" width="400"]© Senza rivali - Fotolia.com[/caption]Ah, Microsoft Windows....it seems that every operating system release comes with challenges, and most everyone I know agrees that Windows 8 follows that trend. It can be like learning a whole new language. People that have the ability to jump in and start using technology without a ton of guidance, are finding that may not be the case with Win 8.
[caption id="attachment_11499" align="alignright" width="400"]© Senza rivali - Fotolia.com[/caption]Ah, Microsoft Windows....it seems that every operating system release comes with challenges, and most everyone I know agrees that Windows 8 follows that trend. It can be like learning a whole new language. People that have the ability to jump in and start using technology without a ton of guidance, are finding that may not be the case with Win 8.
Windows 8 caused me such exasperation that I broke down and bought an e-book, and walked through it while sitting in front of the computer. Here are some resources that can help guide your way, if needed. They range from beginner to more advanced topics, with the e-book being the most in-depth.
Windows 8 End User Training Brochure
Windows 8 Training - Staples video series providing Windows 8 training, most videos show steps with both the touchscreen and mouse options
The How-to Geek Guide to Windows 8 - e-book from Amazon.com $9.99 at time of Biz Tip post
If you still don't have all the information you need, or you're a more visual learner, try the following paid video training options.
Professor Teaches Windows 8 - Professor Teaches offers two tutorials for the prices of $19.99....Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10
Windows 8 Essential Training - Lynda.com offers video training for a monthly subscription fee
Let's just hope that after we've all mastered Windows 8, their updated Windows 8.1 won't require going back to the drawing board.