The efficacy of 2 computer-based programs was tested with Latina college women (N = 64). Compared with participants in the control group, intervention participants improved their motivation to eat fruits and vegetables (F&V; p = 0.042) and to participate in physical activity (p = 0.023) and significantly increased their F&V intake (pre- to post-test, p less than 0.001; pre-follow-up, p = 0.002). Body dissatisfaction improved at a trend level (p = 0.055). Some modest effects of computer-based programs were found.