Andrew Blackman, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal: “I learned something new on almost every page. This book is crammed full of valuable hints and tips on everything from avoiding viruses to partitioning a hard drive.” Rochelle Stewart, Reporter and Online Living blogger, The Boston Herald: “Great book for the computer genius or novice. Don and Susan Silver provide the reader with clear-cut advice in an easy-to-read style, guiding you through our technology-crazed world. It’s a must-have book for people of all professions.” Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation, Oxford University and Co-Founder of Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society: “I like this book a lot.  It’s written by people who know what they’re talking about and who are up on the latest PC and Internet technologies—and who are able to offer direct advice to those who are ready for technological adventure.” Andrew Kantor, Technology Columnist, USA TODAY: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is chock full of useful tips. You can pick any page at random and find yourself saying, ‘That’s a good idea.’” Fran Maier, Executive Director and President, TRUSTe: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is a great resource for anyone who spends time online. Although there are plenty of manuals around on how to work a computer, this is a terrific resource on how to get the most out of your computer and online experience and at the same time practice ‘safe computing.’” Suzi Turner, Spyware researcher and consultant, owner of SpywareWarrior.com and writer of the Spyware Confidential blog, ZDNet.com: “Highly recommended for all computer users, Teach Your Computer to Dance is full of practical tips and sound advice presented in an easy-to-read format.” Roger A. Grimes, Security Adviser Columnist, InfoWorld and author of four books on Windows computer security including Professional Windows Desktop and Server Hardening: “Teach Your Computer to Dance has dozens of expert tips for securing your computing experience. It also contains a ton of great advice for readers of any level.” Jim Rapoza, Columnist and Labs Director, eWEEK: "Teach Your Computer to Dance is written in a straightforward, conversational tone that should prove ideal for computing novices without talking down to more experienced users. I especially liked the sections on email security and management which provided detailed steps to help users avoid common mistakes that lead to viruses, spam and potential ID theft." Don Taylor, PhD, CFA, Associate Professor of Finance at The American College and Advice Columnist, “Ask Dr. Don,” Bankrate.com: “The Silvers give you gold with invaluable tips and solutions for using today’s technology and keeping you safe from Internet perils. This book is well worth a read.” Charles P. Pfleeger, PhD, CISSP and coauthor of Security in Computing: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is a pleasure to read. It’s a fun, easy-to-use reference book with straightforward, friendly language to cover the what, where and how of computers.” Paul and Sarah Edwards, authors of 16 books including Making Money with Your Computer at Home and columnists for Entrepreneur, Costco Connection and Homeofficemag.com: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is well written, well organized and filled with gems.” Phil Windley, writer of the Technometria blog (www.windley.com), Associate Professor of Computer Science at Brigham Young University and Contributing Editor, InfoWorld: “Teach Your Computer to Dance goes beyond simple ‘how to’ advice. It’s a great guide on how your computer can make you more productive.” Liz Pulliam Weston, Personal Finance Columnist for MSN.com, nationally syndicated columnist (including the Los Angeles Times) and author of Your Credit Score: “This book will save you time and money by teaching you better ways to use the full power of your computer. You’ll find plenty of tips, tricks and new sites to increase your productivity and decrease your frustration.” Steven D. Strauss, Small Business Columnist, USATODAY.com and author of The Small Business Bible: “Unlike many computer books, Teach Your Computer to Dance is quite easy to read and understand. The tips are very useful and easy to implement.” Rick Kern, Publisher & CEO, TechNewsWorld.com: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is a treasure chest for computer users of all levels. If you use a computer, you need this book.” Eric Gertler, author, Prying Eyes: Protect Your Privacy From People That Sell To You, Snoop On You and Steal From You: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is a fun guide to help you understand computer and digital technology and provides easy-to-follow tips to protect yourself as you venture into the digital world.”   Alan Phillips, Managing Director, 7Safe Information Security, www.7safe.com: “Teach Your Computer to Dance is full of useful pointers to help keep you safe online and covers areas that many PC users are unaware of.” Mr. KABC, Host, TalkRadio 790 KABC, Los Angeles: “For the new user, this comprehensive guide offers lots of information.  For the experienced pro, you’ll get quick tips and useful ideas.” John Kimmins, Executive Vice President and member of the board of directors of Arthur Murray International, Inc. and member of the National Dance Council of America Hall of Fame: Just as learning to dance is a step-by-step process, this same method has been applied by the authors of Teach Your Computer to Dance. By following the instructions so well laid out, you will have a very enjoyable experience and your computer will become your great ‘dance’ partner.” Paul Gilster, Technology Columnist, The News & Observer (Raleigh, NC): “There are tips worth pondering and implementing on nearly every page of this book.” Russell de Pina, Principal, n2active: “This book delivers information on a wide range of topics in a clear manner.”