How to Create a Keepsakes Magazine of Computer Tricks
Computer technology has made it easier than ever before to create keepsakes and manuals in the comfort of your own home. If you are an experienced computer user, you can create a keepsake magazine filled with your favorite computer tips and tricks. From how to change a power supply to how to add more memory to your computer, the keepsake magazine you create can provide others with valuable information they will use again and again. These keepsake magazines make wonderful gifts for your non-tech savvy friends, and they are a great addition to any computer related gift you may give your friends and relatives.
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Instructions
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Log on to your computer and open your favorite word processing program. You can use your word processor to create your own list of computer tips and tricks. You can also cut and paste your favorite tips from Microsoft, HP, Dell and other hardware and software manufacturers. To copy the contents of a web page to your word processing document, simply click "Alt" and "PrtSc" from the web page. Then go back to your word processing document and click the "Paste" icon.
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Click on the "File" menu and choose "Print Preview" from the menu. This will show you what each page will look like when it is printed. It is always a good idea to use the print preview button option before you print. It will help you save ink by reducing the number of test prints you need to make. You can dress your computer tips and tricks keepsake magazine up with images, artwork and other interesting items.
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Print out each page of your manual, making sure to keep those pages in the right order. Take a look at the finished product to make sure the quality is acceptable, then arrange the pages as they will look in the finished keepsake magazine.
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Use a ring-binder to compile the pages you have printed into a keepsake magazine you can give to your family members, friends and others who may be able to benefit from the computer expertise you have worked so hard to gain. You can either bind your magazines at home one at a time, or you can take them to a local office supply store to have them professionally bound for you.
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