> > 2. Yes, I'm using 'layman' rather than 'lay person'. I needed
> > SOMETHING to signify that they're aimed at people who aren't
> > computer specialists, and 'for dummies' and 'idiots guide to'
> > always strikes me as insulting. Given that layman doesn't seem to be in
> common usage either, I didn't want to mangle it. If anyone has a better idea
> for a name....
Novice? Newbie? When I was in college, lo these many years ago, there
were math and engineering classes that were specifically for "non-major"
so maybe something like "Computer Security for the Non-Admin" or even "The
Non-Geek's Guide..."
--
J-Mag Guthrie /"\ "Even Microsoft's product managers privately
Brokersys \ / concede that this new version, with its
281-580-3358 (voice) X warm-and-fuzzy nickname of Windows Me,
281-586-0628 (fax) / \ is not for everyone." -- Dwight Silverman
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