The Computer CultureSusan H. Evans, Peter Clarke White River Press, 1984 - 101 Seiten |
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... look like a cat , or an airplane , or a tree , or a flower , or a bird . Finally , perhaps most importantly , they can easily be put in motion . They are dynamic , hence their nickname " sprites . " Sprites are still turtles in that ...
... look like a cat , or an airplane , or a tree , or a flower , or a bird . Finally , perhaps most importantly , they can easily be put in motion . They are dynamic , hence their nickname " sprites . " Sprites are still turtles in that ...
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... look at a TV screen . Roosevelt talked about the Four Freedoms ; this is the fifth . So you'll be typing away in the agony of creation , and you look around and there are three people reading what you're writing . This can tighten the ...
... look at a TV screen . Roosevelt talked about the Four Freedoms ; this is the fifth . So you'll be typing away in the agony of creation , and you look around and there are three people reading what you're writing . This can tighten the ...
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... look at them very carefully . Look for all the flaws that I've talked about today and prune them out . Read your sentences aloud . Do they sound like you ? If they don't , fiddle with them until they do sound like you . Are you drowning ...
... look at them very carefully . Look for all the flaws that I've talked about today and prune them out . Read your sentences aloud . Do they sound like you ? If they don't , fiddle with them until they do sound like you . Are you drowning ...
Inhalt
TRANSFORMING | 28 |
WORD PROCESSING AND CREATIVE | 46 |
THE IMPACT OF MICROCOMPUTERS | 62 |
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