Windows 95
Accessing Find quickly
- Adding or removing optional Windows 95 components
- Adding the other editor to Windows 95
- Another way to put shortcut reminders on your desktop
- Another way to select multiple files
- Automatically adjusting column width
- Canceling a move or copy operation
- Changing your keystroke combination
- Clearing the Documents menu
- Closing applications
- Creating a document shortcut
- Creating a SendTo Recycle Bin shortcut
- Creating desktop icons without titles
- Creating notes on your desktop
- Creating shortcuts in the Network Neighborhood
- Disk Defragmenter to the rescue
- Do your files have a mistaken identity?
- Don't touch that mouse!
- Exploring Find utility's advanced features
- Find Fast 97 can be a drag on overall system performance
- Find out what version of Windows 95 you're running
- Finding a lost file
- Fixing broken file associations with File Manager
- Fixing the screen saver password
- Get technical assistance with FastTips
- Getting a My Computer view of your system in Windows Explorer
- Identifying your dynamic IP address with Windows 95
- Installing the Clipboard Viewer
- Interesting characters
- Locating a long-lost friend
- Make double-clicking work for you
- Make scrolling easier
- More shortcut techniques
- Moving and copying files with the drag-and-drop technique - Part II
- Muting your sound system
- New icons for your shortcuts
- Opening all folders
- Opening folders in the Find tool
- Overriding the default WordPad and Notepad file extensions
- Playing music CD's without CD Player
- Quick access to Device Manager
- Quickly access your desktop, Part I
- Quickly access your desktop, Part II
- Quickly accessing the Properties dialog box
- Quickly accessing the Web
- Quickly launching Windows Explorer
- Quickly opening folders
- Quickly tracking down servers on a network
- Realigning your dropdown menus
- Remembering the [Windows] key shortcuts
- Restoring a missing Briefcase
- Restoring an MS-DOS window
- Restoring corrupt icons
- Save time with drag and drop printing
- Saving hard disk space
- Saving searches on your desktop
- Seeing Your Files
- Sending files
- Taking advantage of right-click functionality
- Taking advantage of the Go To... command
- Taking advantage of the Send To Any Folder command
- The Address Bar isn't just for URL's
- Tiling Windows Explorer
- Tracking down the CD Key
- Troubleshooting Windows 95 problems with the Logview utility
- Use quotation marks when you run programs with long filenames
- Using screen shots to aid in troubleshooting
- Using the [Windows] key
- Using the Cool Switch
- Using Windows 95's Find tool to locate files contained in ZIP files
- Watching the boot sequence, once
- Watching the boot sequence, permanently
- Working with scraps