| Microsoft Windows 95/NT Guides/Tips |
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| By: Staff | Date: 10.22.2006 | Level: All |
| As with the status bar, you can toggle the Windows toolbar on or off by choosing View --> Toolbar. But chances are, you won't want to hide the toolbar. Instead, you want to customize it by adding icons for the Windows Messaging functions you use most. ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 11.12.2006 | Level: Advanced |
| Start Windows Messaging by double-clicking the Inbox icon on your desktop. The Windows Messaging viewer appears open to the Inbox folder so you can see your latest incoming messages. Messages that you have not yet read are shown in boldface, ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.21.2006 | Level: Intermediate |
| To add a serial port to your system, first install the hardware into your computer, and then do the following: ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.19.2006 | Level: Advanced |
| You can add and configure serial ports so that each port works correctly with the peripheral attached to it. Most desktop computers come with two serial ports, called COM1 and COM2. Internal devices that use serial port standards ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.18.2006 | Level: Intermediate |
| If your video adapter dies or you decide you want to spring for a video adapter with RAM, speed, or some other new and better features, you have to tell Windows NT about it. Installing a new video adapter into your Windows NT system is ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.17.2006 | Level: All |
| Windows 95/NT lets you exercise your flair for color to redecorate your desktop according to your whim. You can control the color of the desktop background and also the colors and fonts NT uses for windows and dialog boxes. ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 11.17.2006 | Level: Beginner |
| Screensavers started out as a way to prevent damage to a computer monitor caused by a static image remaining on the screen too long. They also help protect your work from prying eyes by removing it from the screen if you stop work for a few minutes. ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.16.2006 | Level: Beginner |
| The first tab of the Display Properties dialog box lets you control the appearance of the desktop background. You can add a pattern to the solid-color background or you can display a bitmap image--like hanging a picture or wallpaper on your office wall. ... Continue » |
| By: Staff | Date: 10.15.2006 | Level: Advanced |
| To open another computer's Registry with REGEDT32.EXE, choose Registry and Select Computer. The system automatically browses the network for computers that qualify for editing. A system automatically qualifies if it is ... Continue » |
| By: Marcus | Date: 10.14.2006 | Level: Advanced |
| Most users who have been using Windows NT for a long time have used REGEDT32.EXE, the Windows NT Registry Editor. Windows 95 users, or Windows NT users coming from a Windows 95 background, however, have always used REGEDIT.EXE. ... Continue » |
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