[IOWA MRS]

I purchased a couple of books on the internet.

How to Build an Affordable, Quality, Fast PC! and PC Assembly LanguageHow to Build an Affordable, Quality, Fast PC! by Rob Williams in Computers & Internet

The How to Build book is mainly reference for me right now. Others may be like me. When I hear computer techinical terms or pretty much anything about the inside of a computer it is the first time I have heard it and it doesn't stick. The more I hear it, the more I see it in print or read about it the easier it is for me to remember it, understand it, or call it by it's technical name which is what I want to start learning to do instead of calling it the "thing" . So feel free to correct me if I don't call it by it's technical name. But if you are going to correct me, be sure to include a tid bit to raise my level of understanding.

The How to Build (by Rob Williams) is nicely printed and put in spiral binder. Easy to refer to.

Truthfully, the PC Assembly Language book is over my head. Might have been a mistake to buy it but it is done. It really is the "language" in numbers used to speak to everything in a computer. (I guess I worded that right) Math has never been one of my strengths. I was hoping for more of a "computer dictionary"