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Compiled by Julie R. Blumenfeld
With today's instant access via the Internet and abundance of free downloads, viruses are a greater threat than ever. Yet many users still don't inoculate their systems. The following tips should protect you from infection.
The most time-consuming part of shopping isn't selecting the gift, it's waiting to pay for it. This year, try doing your holiday shopping online.
If you're a Windows 95 power user, check out the PowerToys at Microsoft's site. Point your browser to http: // www.windows.microsoft .com/windows/software/ powertoy.htm for tools created by the Windows 95 Shell Development Team. But keep in mind that you use the utilities at your own risk. The tools aren't part of Windows 95 and Microsoft doesn't support them. At press time, toys included CabView, CD AutoPlay Extender, Contents Menu, Explore From Here, FlexiCD, QuickRes, Round Clock, Shortcut Target Menu and Xmouse. (For more on the PowerToys, see Karen Kenworthy's Power Windows column.)
We've been flooded with requests for a Windows 95 version of Wintune since the OS came out in August. Your wish is our command--we've revamped the WinMag Test and Tune-up Kit for Windows 95. You'll find the latest version in the Wintune section of our online areas listed to the left under WinMag Online Location.