6th March 1997

Want to do something to a file while yr in a 32bit dialog box? Try right clicking on that particular file. From there, you have access to the rename, delete, SendTo, etc., functions. Only works in 32bit dialog boxes (they look like mini versions of EXPLORER.EXE).

If you have WinZip installed, and you know you want to extract the contents, create a New Folder on the Desktop and with yr right mouse button, click down on the file and let go of it while it hovers over the New Folder. One of the choices will be for you to extract it to that folder. That's the easiest way to do it, I've found.

Wanna see the team who worked on the help files for Windows 95?

1. Go to the start menu and click Help. 2. Click the tab marked Find. 3. At this point you may get a wizard asking you to set up Find. If you do, use the defaults. 4. In the Find dialog box click Options. 5. Set the top section to: All the words you typed in order, set the next section to: begin with the characters you typed. 6. Click OK to return back to the main dialog box, and enter in the top box exactly: Who knows who built this tool? 7. Hold down Shift and Control while clicking the Clear button. 8. Click Options again, and set the top section to: At least one of the words you typed, set the next section to: contain the characters you type. Click OK to return back to the main dialog box. 9. In the top box enter exactly: The Shadow knows! 10. Hold down Shift and Control while clicking the Clear button.