The Complete Idiot's Guide to PCs

By Joe Kraynak

Disneyland completed a major expansion in 2001. In addition to creating a sister theme park, California Adventure, it opened several new hotels and Epcot-like displays, all adjacent to one another. This guide to Disneyland offers: restaurant profiles for the full-service restaurants and mini-profiles for the counter service restaurants; rating and ranking for every attraction (rated and ranked for each age group) based on interviews and surveys of more than 6100 families; advice on when to go - the best times of year and the best days of the week; comprehensive coverage of Universal Studios Hollywood; all the Disneyland area hotels rated and ranked for value and quality of rooms; field-tested touring itineraries for adults and families with children; complete coverage of Disney's California Adventure theme park; tips and warnings for first-time visitors and those with special needs; proven strategies for planning the perfect Disneyland vacation with small children; tips on how to find and meet the Disney characters; tested touring plans for the new park to save hours of waiting in line; and complete information on Disney's FASTPASS system.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0028642759
• ISBN13: 9780028642758
• Release Date: September 2001
• Publisher: Alpha Books
• Length: 391 Pages
• Weight: 1.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 7.1" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

Great Book

The Complete Idiot's Guide To Computers is well written and informative. Answered my questions about my PC and did it in non-geek language.

Easy to understand.

7months ago I got a PC I never even touched one before. I was completely computer illiteret. This book is written in language I can understand. Not like other books. I was able to pick up an get started on my PC right away thanks to this easily understood book. I will only buy computer books written for the "Idiot" from now on.

Absolutely Brilliant

TCIGTPCs is one of the best books I have ever read in terms of novice suitibility. If it does use jargon it explains them in detail - it is impossible to get confused with this book!