The Bubbleboy virus is the first of a new breed of computer viruses that can attack your system when you simply open or preview an e-mail, without opening any attached files. While it hasn't...
Computer viruses come in many forms and can cause various kinds of damage to your system. Fortunately, most viruses are easily dealt with and effective methods for eliminating them are often...
Tweak UI is part of Microsoft's free PowerToys package for Windows 95 and should be included with Windows 98, although not all CDs seem to have it. You can use Tweak UI to easily change settings...
Use Tweak UI, part of the Windows 95 PowerToys package and included with Windows 98, to easily modify desktop settings and icons and to accelerate Windows by disabling components.
The Windows Registry is a dynamic blueprint of the Windows 95 or Windows 98 system. It contains all Windows settings and program locations. It is updated every time you change a setting (for...
If you enjoy customizing your Windows desktop and tweaking the Windows settings to get better performance, then you'll want to learn how to edit the Windows Registry. You can edit it directly (if...
You can fix Windows problems or customize your Windows desktop by editing the Windows Registry. However, improper editing of the Registry can seriously cripple your Windows system. Use the...
To edit the Windows registry, you will need to open Regedit, the Windows Registry Editor. Be sure to read the warnings below before using this procedure. The Windows Registry Editor is available...
The Windows Registry is absolutely essential to run Windows 95 and 98. It contains all system settings, user preferences, and program information. Although the system automatically backs up the...
Windows Registry settings can be imported from a previously exported file. This procedure describes the import function in regedit, the Windows Registry Editor, in Windows 95 and Windows 98.
The Windows Registry can be exported to a text file, making it easy to edit or transport from one computer to another. This procedure describes the export function in Regedit, the Windows Registry...
If your Windows software does not start or run correctly, then your Registry may be corrupted (especially if you were just tweaking your Registry file, yes?). Before you reinstall Windows, and all...
Mastering the keyboard isn't difficult if you go about it methodically and practice a little every day. There are different techniques to becoming a good typist, but they all require practice. By...
Tables are an effective way to provide concise, easy-to-read information in PowerPoint 98/2000 presentations. Tables also help the person creating a presentation to organize it more easily.
Adjusting the rows and columns in a Microsoft PowerPoint 98 or PowerPoint 2000 table can help balance slide content and control the overall look of a slide.
You can add borders to PowerPoint 98/2000 tables to make the tables stand out more distinctively on your slides. Borders also help delineate table information, making it easier to read at a glance.
You can add more precise borders in Microsoft PowerPoint 98 or PowerPoint 2000 by using the Drawing toolbar.
PowerPoint is a powerful presentation graphics application. You can use it to create on-screen slide shows, produce handouts for your audience, and organize a presentation with speaker notes.
You may want to add shading to some or all of the cells in a Microsoft PowerPoint 98 or PowerPoint 2000 table to highlight information. This will make it easier to read the table at a glance.
Microsoft includes a selection of pre-drawn clip art that you can insert into your PowerPoint 98/2000 presentations for fun effects.
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