The index below goes by Category from Left to Right, Top to Bottom and Easy to Difficult. Meaning. You should start with The Computer category and end with the Windows category. You then go onto the next level starting with The Internet and ending with Security & Updating. The same applies to the sections in each category. You go from top to bottom. So with The Computer category you start from section Getting Started and end with section Laptop keyboard Keys. As with every learning process; Learning the BASICS first can be boring and tedious at times but do end up making the other, slightly more difficult, lessons much easier to learn later. So do not learn The Internet lessons first if you have not read/learnt about Windows for example.

Over the course of the BASIC lessons only (Folders & Files and Windows) you will see for yourself how easy Windows Vista is to use, due to each category/section being explained step by step, picture by picture, in a non-technical/clear/unintimidating way. After learning the basics you might then quit thinking the Advanced lessons are going to be too advanced for you, but that is where you would be making a big mistake. Why? Because the advanced lessons are purposely explained in the same "easy to learn" manner as the basic lessons, so installing a Printer for example is easier than you think! So do not think computers are "TOO DIFFICULT TO LEARN" and/or "MEANT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ONLY" because they are not.

Microsoft product screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.  As stated here by the Microsoft Corporation.