Coming! Professor Teaches® Windows® 10 by Individual Software®

LIVERMORE, Calif. - July 15, 2015 - PRLog -- On Wednesday, July 29, Individual Software, developer and publisher of training software for over 30 years, will release Professor Teaches Windows 10. The training tutorial for the new Windows 10 operating system will be released the same day as Microsoft launches Windows 10. According to Mark Krames, Education & Training Author at Individual Software, "Windows 10 has many new and exciting features that will empower users to work more effectively and efficiently."

The return of the Start Menu will be a welcome change for many users, as well as classic apps. According to Krames, "Windows 10 also brings back classic apps that open in windows with familiar controls for minimizing, maximizing, and closing." The company’s blog provides a side-by-side comparison of what is new in Windows 10 vs. Windows 8. Highlights include how Windows 8 has many iterations across PCs, tablets, and phones, while Windows 10 is one operating system focused on delivering a universal user experience across all platforms. There is also a full review on the hot tips and tricks to using Windows 10 effectively, including keyboard shortcuts, "Hey, Cortana," the full screen Start Menu, customizing the Start Menu, working on-the-go, annotating web pages, creating screen real estate, and more.

Professor Teaches Windows 10 will be available in major retail stores, Staples, Office Depot/OfficeMax, Best Buy, and at many e-Retailers including Amazon, Newegg, and Staples.com. Professor Teaches Windows 10 can be purchased directly from Individual Software. To request a review copy, please contact pr@individualsoftware.com or call 800-822-3522 x171.

Founded in 1981, Individual Software is a leading publisher of training, personal productivity, business, and educational software. Professor Teaches is the #1 best-selling brand of training software for twelve years.*

* NPD Group / NPD Techworld unit and dollar sales (2000 - 2015). Professor Teaches and Professor Answers are registered trademarks of Individual Software.