| Really， Winter 1994 Iris Forrest edits book two in Ageless Press's niche of computer humor......builds on the theme of Computer Tales. The books are compilations fo essays and fiction pieces by professionals who use and misuse computers. The new title opens with an imaginative story by Mark All， winner of the Ageless Press contest... Eclectic Book Reviews， May， 1994 This collection of 38 short pieces is a gem of computer humor. Every PC buff has lost a file， crashed in mid-sentence， struggled with formats and cursed a user manual. These tales will make you chuckle because you know how it happens. New users (like a 70 year old grandmother) should be forewarned for there is truth hidden in the humor. This is a good title to add to high-school reading lists. Teens are already into computers， so get them to read a book they will enjoy. See all Editorial Reviews |
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