PageMaker was one of the first desktop publishing programs, introduced in 1985 by Aldus, initially for the Apple Macintosh and, in 1987, for PCs running Windows 1.0. As an application relying on a graphical user interface, PageMaker helped to popularize the Macintosh platform and the Windows environment. PageMaker 7.0, released 9 July 2001.


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Lesson 1: Starting Adobe PageMaker

  • Lesson 1.1 - Hadware and Software in a Computer
  • Lesson 1.2 - What are the different types of computers?
  • Lesson 1.3 - PCs and Macs
    • 02

    Lesson 2: PageMaker Screen Layout 

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    Lesson 3: Working with Master Pages

  • Lesson 3.1 - Front of a Computer Case
  • Lesson 3.2 - Back of a Computer Case
  • Lesson 3.3 - Peripherals you can use with your Computer
    • 04

    Lesson 4: Saving The Layout of Your Publication

  • Lesson 4.1 - What is the motherboard in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.2 - What is a processor/CPU in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.3 - What is a RAM (Random Access Memory)
  • Lesson 4.4 - What is a Hard Drive in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.5 - What is a Power Supply Unit in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.6 - What is a Expension Cards in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.7 - What is a Video Card in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.8 - What is a Sound Card in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.9 - What is a Network Card in a computer?
  • Lesson 4.10 - What is a Bluetooth Card (or Adapter) in a computer?
    • 05

    Lesson 5: Working with Text

  • Lesson 5.1 - How is a laptop Different form Desktop?
    • 06

    Lesson 6: Column Guides

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    Lesson 7: Working with Graphical Objects

  • Lesson 7.1 - What is an Operating System?
  • Lesson 7.1 - What is an operating system's job?
  • Lesson 7.1 - What are the types of operating system?
  • Lesson 7.1 - What is Microsoft Windows in computer?
  • Lesson 7.1 - Operating Systems for mobile devices
    • 08

    Lesson 8: Printing a Publication

  • Lesson 8.1 - What is an Application?
  • Lesson 8.1 - What are the desktop Application?
  • Lesson 8.1 - What is meant by mobile application?
    • 09

    Lesson 9: Setting Up a Computer

  • Lesson 9.1 - Setting up a Laptop Computer
  • Lesson 9.2 - Setting up a Desktop Computer
    • 10

    Lesson 10: Getting Started with your First Computer

  • Lesson 10.1 - Turning on a Computer
  • Lesson 10.2 - The Keyboard and Mouse in a Computer
  • Lesson 10.3 - Using a Computer
    • 11

    Lesson 11: Getting to Know the OS

  • Lesson 11.1 - Getting to know the interface of OS
  • Lesson 11.2 - All about your computer's file system
  • Lesson 11.3 - Opening your computer's file system
  • Lesson 11.4 - Basic Navigation
  • Lesson 11.5 - Deleting Files in a Computer
  • Lesson 11.6 - Opening files and application
  • Lesson 11.7 - Adjusting your computer's settings
  • Lesson 11.8 - Shutting down your computer
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    Lesson 12: Connecting to the Internet

  • Lesson 12.1 - Ho do I connect to the Internet?
  • Lesson 12.2 - Types of Internet Service
  • Lesson 12.3 - Choosing a Internet Service provider
  • Lesson 12.4 - Hardware Needed for Internet Service
  • Lesson 12.5 - Setting up your Internet Connection
  • Lesson 12.6 - Home Networking
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    Lesson 13: Getting Started with the Internet

  • Lesson 13.1 - Connecting to the Internet
  • Lesson 13.2 - Browing the Web
  • Lesson 13.3 - Navigating websites
  • Lesson 13.4 - Other things you can do on the Internet
    • 14

    Lesson 14: Understanding the Cloud

  • Lesson 14.1 - What is the Cloud?
  • Lesson 14.2 - Why use the cloud?
  • Lesson 14.3 - What is the web app
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    Lesson 15: Keeping Your Computer Clean

  • Lesson 15.1 - Keeping your computer physically clean
  • Lesson 15.2 - Cleaning the Monitor
  • Lesson 15.3 - Tips for cleaning other computer surfaces
  • Lesson 15.4 - How do computers stay cool?
    • 16

    Lesson 16: Protecting Your Computer

  • Lesson 16.1 - Safeguarding against malware
  • Lesson 16.2 - Backing up your computer
  • Lesson 16.3 - Other Maintenance Technique
    • 17

    Lesson 17: Creating a Safe Workspace

    18

    Lesson 18: Basic Troubleshooting Techniques

  • Lesson 18.1 - Troubleshooting
  • Lesson 18.2 - Using the process of elimination
  • Lesson 18.3 - Simple solutions to common problems
  • Lesson 18.4 - Solving more difficult problems
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    Lesson 19: How to use your Computer's Built-in Help

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    Lesson 20: Learning a new program

    21

    Lesson 21: Bringing Your Files with You

    23

    Lesson 23: Basic Computer Quiz