Who is the intended audience for this manual?
a.
readers of a computer magazine
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Who is the intended audience for this manual?
a.
readers of a computer magazine
b.
first-time computer users
c.
online usa software users
d.
online usa software developers
to install the online usa software on your computer, complete the following steps:
determine whether your computer is compatible with online usa software
by checking the "can your system work with ours? " section in appendix a
of the online usa owner's manual.
make sure your modem is plugged into the telephone line.
close any open applications to prevent the loss of your work.
insert the online usa free trial cd into the cd-rom drive.
click the online usa installer icon.
follow the instructions on the screen.
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