Working in Windows 98

Information covering working in the Windows 98 environment.

• Starting Windows 98
• Shutting Down Windows 98
• The Windows Interface
  • Opening a Window
  • Sizing a Window
  • Using the Scroll Bars
  • Moving a Window
  • Viewing a Window's Contents
  • Using Menus
• File Management
  • Opening Folders
  • Changing How a Window's Contents Are Displayed
  • Creating Folders
  • Copying Folders
  • Moving Folders
  • Renaming Folders
  • Deleting Folders
  • Selecting Files
  • Copying Files
  • Moving Files
  • Deleting Files
  • Undeleting Files or Folders
  • Creating a Shortcut
  • Finding Files and Folders
  • Using the Windows Explorer
  • Managing File Associations
• Installing and Managing Applications
  • Understanding How Windows 98 Runs Applications
  • Installing Windows Applications
  • Organizing the Programs Menu
  • Working with Program Shortcuts
  • Working with MS-DOS Applications
  • Using MS-DOS Mode
  • Removing Applications
• Installing New Hardware
  • Using the Add New Hardware Wizard
  • Installing a Modem
  • Installing a Drive
• Configuring Hardware
  • How Windows 98 Works with Hardware
  • Walking Though Plug and Play
  • Installing Device Drivers
  • Managing Older Hardware
  • Changing Settings After a Device is Installed
  • The Device Manager
  • Configuring a Modem
  • Resolving Conflicts
  • Tweaking Performance Levels
  • Removing Unneeded Device Drivers
  • Creating Hardware Profiles