ivan i do have about 13 messages ready for set up.
just one or 2 on installing win 98, and i had already got your e mail address
from nick a week back.
all this is going to be added to the software . exe file in eudora.
now here is my hold up, i am doing step by step what a user needs to set up the
system,
but their are a couple of places i am not sure of the answer, one of those is
the adobey acrobate reader.
you see with the addition of the browser i must also put that stuff into print
for proper setup.
i shall send all these steps to you for the faq when i finish in about a week.
now anybody want to type out all the steps for installing the stuff for adobey
acrobat, let me know.
another thing, here i want to put it into differant formats, like outlook
express.
plus pegasus and p m mail.
if david or anybody wants to help me out here by posting this, or converting
this, the help is appreciated.
in addition to the set up is about 20 message on how to use the tools in win
98.
those will not be part of the faq you are putting together, but will go into
the software . exe file.
david send me your number, if you want to help me out.
nicks server is getting to full.
thanks in advance for any help, please contact me privately.
i will post to the list when i get finished.
the set up will be part of ivans faq, that i will not post to the list.
so the win 98 stuff will probley be a month down the road.
i hope to also show the user how to do dun.
of course i first have to figure it out my self .
bill cameron
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At 06:24 PM 3/7/99 +0000, you wrote:
>Bill,
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>Do you happened to know if there are indepth tutorials containing
>information like the one you just described below? Installing and
>settingup windows 95/98 is such a tricky and wide open subject that a
>tutorial would be just a life saver. I'll be greatly interested in
>having a tutorial that could give a blind user an idea of how to go
>about preparing a system for installation whether is from scratch or
>an upgrade. For instance, many times more advanced users refer to
>reformating the hard drive and all sorts of things needed for getting
>started with Windows 95/98, but the fact that some of us are not yet
>at that level is often overlooked.
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>Again, if you have something like that, or if you know where I could
>get it, please let me know. Info is appreciated in advanced.
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>On Sun, 07 Mar 1999 02:06:20 -0500, you wrote:
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>>my name is bill cameron author of this mini tutorial.
>>also co authoring this is the jfw list members.
>>this tutorial is divided into 2 parts, first is setting up win 98, then a
>>assortment of goodies for beginners and advance users.
>>the set up is pretty much step by step so anybody can follow it.
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>>in lesson 1 i assume that you have either the win 98 upgrade
>>or the full install already on your machine.
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>>in lesson 2 will be some win 98 upgrade tips for people who have not yet
>>installed win 98.
>>those who have can skip lesson 2.
>>so i assume 2 things, your system is new, no applications except maybe
>office
>>and outlook express.
>>some gateways come pre installed with this software.
>>i also assume you are not haveing any jfw problems,
>>translation the video card works great with jfw.
>>while this tutorial is designed for advance users.
>>see win 95 tutorial to learn how to move around, or use the jfw tapes.
>>basicly win 95 and 98 are the same.
>>what is differant we shall cover here.
>>so even if you are new to computers stay with us,
>> and these first few lessons will show how i modify win 98 to work with jfw.
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>>so first of all do the following.
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>>hit the win 98 start key
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>>hit letter s for settings.
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>>now hit p c cursor.
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>>now arrow down to active desk top
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>>hit enter on it
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>>turn on p c cursor
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>>arrow down to where it says view as web page
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>>if it says checked hit the enter key to uncheck it.
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>>this is a toggle which when selected turns off active desk top for the entire
>>system.
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>>note active desk top that you just disabled turns off active desk top for all
>>of win 98.
>>beginners do not need to read any more of this message at this time.
>>experience users can read the rest, but no reason to do these steps, because
>>active desk top is all ready disabled.
>>only present this for adding extra info to the end user.
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>>if you did not turn it off their, it is possible to turn it off
>> one feature at a time under properties by right clicking on the white part
of
>>the desk top..
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>>when a person first comes up in win 98,
>>and if you are on the desk top with no focus then hitting a right mouse click
>>on the num lock pad
>>should bring up the menu where one can select properties sheets.
>>more than likely the person will have to tab to desk top first
>>then click the right mouse click on the num lock pad.
>>in win 98 i noticed that jfw is on the task bar right after boot up
>>instead of the desk top as in win 95.
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>>after the person hit enter on properties
>>they will be in a multi page dialogue box
>>if a person selected web tab.
>>in this multipage dialogue box.
>>then tabbing down and hitting space bar to uncheck the feature you want to
>>disable.
>>this menu also has the internet explorer channel bar, which one should
disable
>>as well.
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>>warning, do not use this method, their is an easier way for the blind,
>>i only discuss it so you know about it,
>>in case some one else goes in and only turns off half the active desk top,
>>which could result in total confusion about what your system is doing.
>>the first method i already described should do it all,
>>so this second method is just a place to check if things are acting strange.
>>i do want to say that their are other places that a
>>person can turn on some of the active desk top feature set.
>>read all the setup messages and you will learn all about it because it is
>>covered later.
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