Re: WinNews Vol. 2 No. 14, August 21, 1995
Microsoft(R) WinNews Electronic Newsletter
Vol. 2, #14, August 21, 1995
LAUNCH ISSUE
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It has been a very long road for many people, but the time
has actually arrived that the final version of Windows 95
is going to be available in countries all over the world
on Thursday. Naturally, we are extremely excited to have
reached the launch, and we know that many of you share this
excitement. All the effort that has gone into this product
has made it one of the most talked about subjects of the
year, but we recognize the most important thing is getting
great software into the hands of the people who use it.
In case you have not heard, our television advertising will
be using the song "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stones.
Despite the rumors, the Stones won't be in Redmond
for the launch, but we hope you will join us for the
interesting information and fun at our Online Launch
Event on the World Wide Web. Details are provided below,
along with other articles on Windows 95 and the Internet.
A quick note about WinNews. It is the goal of
WinNews to provide Windows facts in an easy-to-read,
no-nonsense manner. This issue has many announcements
related to Windows 95. After launch, we will continue to
provide helpful information, answers to frequently asked
questions and other issues that you tell us that you want
to know more about.
This issue of WinNews contains:
1. "HINTS AND TIPS" - Our regular feature offering some
helpful ways to use Windows 95.
2. "FORTUNE 1,000 COMPANIES ALREADY MOVING TO
WINDOWS 95" - Many companies have already begun their
migration to Windows 95, and this release provides the
reasons of some large companies for doing so.
3. "MICROSOFT INTRODUCES INTERNET EXPLORER BROWSER
DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR WINDOWS 95"
Many of you may already have heard that Microsoft has
developed an Internet browser, Internet Explorer.
Here is the official announcement, plus some details
on how to obtain a copy.
4. "MICROSOFT PLUS! - THE PERFECT COMPANION TO
WINDOWS 95" - Many of you have wondered what Alec
Saunders, the original WinNews editor has been working
on. It is Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95, and here
are details on it.
5. "WINDOWS 95 LAUNCH EVENT ON WORLD WIDE WEB
LETS INTERNET SURFERS ATTEND" - We want to share
our launch activities with as many people as possible,
and you can join us online to see what visitors at
Microsoft Headquarters will see.
6. "WINDOWS 95-BASED PCs SCHEDULED TO BE AVAILABLE
AUG. 24" - If you are looking to upgrade to a new
system, many will be available with Windows 95
this week.
7. "FREE SUPPORT TOOLS FOR WINDOWS 95" - To help
you with migration plans, here is information on
on-line documents and files.
8."NEW POSTINGS TO WINDOWS 95 WEB SITE AND FORUMS"
Our regular information of new postings to various
on-line servers locations - and how to access these files.
QUICK NOTES
A. Microsoft has a new on-line support and advocacy group
- CLUBWIN. We have enlisted the help of some of the top
Windows 95 Beta testers to assist in answering questions
for new Windows 95 users. CLUBWIN members have
expertise in areas such as migration issues, networking,
multimedia, programming and the Windows architecture.
The CLUBWIN support and advocacy group will provide pre-
and post-purchase assistance to Windows 95 customers on
most major on-line services. CLUBWIN members
will also put postings on their own Web pages which will
link together and will be accessed from Microsoft's home page
sometime soon. CLUBWIN members will also volunteer at
trade shows and conferences. WinNews will contain
updates on CLUBWIN.
B. The Cobb Group will be releasing a Windows 95
newsletter for the IS community that will contain tips and
information from various sources, including CLUBWIN
members. For subscription information and availability
contact the Cobb Group via internet e-mail
at mark_crane@mm.cobb.ziff.com.
Jay Goldstein
WinNews Editor
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1. HINTS AND TIPS
The following are a few useful hints and tips that will
result in a more productive work environment. These are
some of the most powerful features in Windows 95.
A. Hiding the Taskbar
Choose Taskbar properties (from the Start button or by
right-clicking the Taskbar), and enable the Auto Hide
feature from the Taskbar Options property page. The
Taskbar will now be hidden until the mouse moves near the
Taskbar area.
B. Changing Languages and Keyboard Layouts
Open the Keyboard control panel applet. Choose the Language
tab, and add some other languages to your keyboard layout.
Check the 'Enable indicator on Taskbar' option. A Language
layout icon will appear on the Taskbar. Clicking this icon
will expand a menu of installed Languages from which to
choose.
C. Alt-Tab
Many PC users use Alt-Tab as the method to switch
between open applications. While Windows 95 has new
features that make going from application to application
easier and more intuitive, the Alt-Tab function still
works for those who prefer it.
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2. FORTUNE 1,000 COMPANIES ALREADY MOVING TO
WINDOWS (R) 95
Organizations of All Sizes Planning Windows 95 Deployment This Fall
REDMOND, Wash. - Aug. 21, 1995 - Microsoft announced today
that Fortune 1,000 companies are already moving to the
Microsoft Windows 95 operating system. The
organizations that have moved hundreds and in some cases
thousands of desktops to Windows 95 prior to the Aug. 24
launch date include AT&T Global Information Solutions
(GIS), Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp., Deloitte & Touche
LLP, The Dow Chemical Co., Ford Motor Co., George
Weston Ltd. Canada, LEXIS-NEXIS, NASA Johnson Space Center,
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, New York State
Office of General Services, Owens-Corning, Saturn Corp.,
Siemens Inc., Turner Broadcasting Sales Inc. and Union
Carbide Corp. They will be followed soon by hundreds
more Fortune 1,000 corporations that are working with
Microsoft to conduct deployment pilot tests or finalize
their roll-out plans.
Three-quarters of the more than 90,000 North American
sites that participated in the Windows Preview Program
have already decided to move to Windows 95 based on their
experience with prerelease versions of the product,
according to a survey by the independent market research
firm Telecommunications Research Group (TRG). More than
60 percent of respondents planning to migrate said they
would move by the end of 1995.
The strong corporate acceptance of Windows 95 is a result
of the positive experience that users had in the Windows
Preview Program. According to Burke Customer Satisfaction
Associates, an international marketing research firm that
specializes in customer satisfaction research, customer
satisfaction levels with the prerelease version of
Windows 95 rank among the top 10 percent of all products
measured by Burke in the last five years. Nearly nine out
of 10 respondents to the TRG survey said Windows 95 is a
good upgrade for anyone using Windows(R) 3.x, and more
than 75 percent said they expect the initial release of
Windows 95 to be reliable enough to deploy in their
organizations.
Early corporate adopters of Windows 95 expect the software
to bring them significant benefits through reduced support
costs, increased desktop control and higher end-user
productivity. "We are looking at Windows 95 to provide
productivity improvements over our current Windows
3.1-based environment," said Sue Unger, executive director
of information services at Chrysler Corp. "We have found
Windows 95 to be more efficient in its use of memory and
system resources than Windows 3.1."
These early adopters have found the migration process to
be a smooth one. They attribute this to reliability of
Windows 95, compatibility with existing hardware and
software, low training requirements, and the broad
availability of tools such as the Migration Planning Kit
and Windows Resource Kit.
"I've been very impressed with how compatible Windows 95
is with our older software," said Gary Tiesenga, manager
of network services at Deloitte & Touche LLP. "Some
applications run better under Windows 95 than they did
under Windows 3.1, and our end users can run more of
them at the same time, without running out of system
resources." The training requirements for Windows 95 have
proven minimal in both laboratory testing and actual use.
Usability Sciences Corp. tested the learning curve for
business users switching from Windows 3.x to
Windows 95, providing the test subjects with only
self-guided training tools. They concluded that both
novice and experienced users will find Windows 95 fast and
easy to learn, resulting in rapid increases in productivity
without extensive classroom training.
"We saw the same thing with Windows 3.1," said Howard
Lowinger, IT specialist at 3M. - we don't want every end
user and every department installing it on their own, and
we don't want any surprises when we get to the desktop.
We are evaluating several migration scenarios and plan to
create standard configurations for 3M. This will better
enable us to control cost and delivery issues."
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3. MICROSOFT INTRODUCES INTERNET EXPLORER BROWSER
DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR WINDOWS 95
Offers Customers Easy Access to the Internet
REDMOND, Wash. - Aug. 17, 1995 - Microsoft announced the
Microsoft Internet Explorer, an Internet browser designed
specifically for the Microsoft Windows 95 operating
system. The Internet Explorer takes full advantage of the
advancements in Windows 95 to offer customers easy
access to the Internet and high performance. It is also
the first Internet browser to ship with real-time audio
capabilities. Broad availability of the Internet Explorer
will coincide with the scheduled Aug. 24 launch of
Windows 95.
"We recognize the importance of the Internet and know
our customers have choices when it comes to Internet
access," said Brad Silverberg, senior vice president of
the personal systems division at Microsoft. "Our goal is
to provide Windows 95 customers with a solution that
combines superior integration with Windows 95, great ease
of use and high performance." The Internet Explorer is
part of the Microsoft Internet Jumpstart Kit, which will
offer PC users an easy way to connect to the Internet
from within Windows 95, no matter which Internet access
provider they choose. However, users who choose MSN as
their Internet access provider have the added benefits of
one-button sign-up via MSN, the ability to maintain access
to the Internet and MSN simultaneously with only one
connection, and shortcut capabilities enabling access to
MSN content with a single mouse click. The Internet
Jumpstart Kit also includes set-up wizards that let users
set-up their access to the Internet with the click of a
single button.
The Internet Explorer mirrors the Windows 95 easy-to-use
interface, supports Windows Shortcuts to the Internet,
includes an Internet tutorial and comprehensive search
engine, supports full drag and drop of text and graphics,
shields users from Internet jargon (such as "protocols"
and "data types"), and works well with other Windows 95
-based applications. It's integrated support for Windows
Shortcuts means users can go from their desktops to any
of their favorite Web sites just by clicking a single icon,
without having to launch their connectivity software
separately, dial their service providers, open their Web
browsers, and navigate to the desired Web sites.
In addition to its ease of use, the Internet Explorer
provides fast and full access to the World Wide Web
based on its support for all popular Internet standards.
It supports all industry-standard hypertext markup
language tags, so users can read the broad range of
Internet content. It supports proxy servers to allow
protected access to the Internet through corporate
"fire walls" making it compatible with corporate security
mechanisms for Internet access. And it preserves the
original look of Web-page text and graphics, enabling end
users to view content as authors designed it to look.
The Internet Explorer is the latest example of Microsoft's
long-standing support for the Internet, which dates to its
integration of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol/Windows
Internet Naming Service (DHCP/WINS) specifications in the
Windows NT(TM) Server network operating system and its
support for TCP/IP in Windows(R) for Workgroups.
Microsoft has expanded on that support with inclusion of
PPP, SLIP, RAS and TCP/IP in Windows 95 and the Internet
Explorer. Additionally, Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0
includes the Internet Assistant, which makes it easier for
customers to publish documents for the World Wide Web
directly from within Microsoft Word.
Availability
The Internet Explorer is scheduled to be widely available
with the scheduled release of Windows 95 on Aug. 24.
Users can obtain it in many ways. As part of Microsoft
Plus!, the companion product for Windows 95. Microsoft
Plus! customers also receive 20 hours of access time on
MSN(TM) free of charge when they sign up for the MSN
"frequent user monthly plan".
Download via a broad range of online services and servers
including CompuServe(R), MSN and Microsoft's World Wide
Web home page (http://www.microsoft.com). It will also be
pre-installation by OEMs on many of the personal computers
available after Aug. 24.
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4. MICROSOFT PLUS! - THE PERFECT COMPANION TO WINDOWS 95
Microsoft Plus! makes accessing the Internet as easy as
using the Windows 95 operating system. It self-tunes your
PC and lets you customize your desktop.
Microsoft Plus! has an easy sign-up wizard that configures
your PC to access the information highway.* It also
provides Internet Explorer, a sophisticated World Wide Web
browser that enables data to be dragged and dropped from
the World Wide Web, file transfer protocol (FTP) and
gopher to your desktop.
The Microsoft Plus! System Agent automatically tunes your
system, performing tasks such as disk optimization and
error correction. The System Agent can be set to run any
of its applications at prescheduled times or when the
system is not in use. Microsoft Plus! also includes an
enhanced version of the DriveSpace(TM) disk-compression
utility, optimized for 486 or Pentium(R) processors, that
gives you extra disk space. It allows up to 50 percent
more compression and it stores up to 2 gigabytes of data on
compressed volumes, depending on your system configuration.
Working with the System Agent in Microsoft Plus!, the
Compression Agent can automatically recompress data during
system idle time, delivering higher compression ratios and
more free disk space. Because the Compression Agent runs
during system idle time, it can also enhance the overall
speed of a system.
Microsoft Plus! makes Windows 95 come alive with 12
colorful desktop themes that dramatically enhance the look
and sound of your PC. Each desktop theme incorporates many
interface components such as new sound schemes, wallpaper,
screen savers, 3-D icons, fonts, cursors, and color
schemes. The Microsoft Plus! Desktop Themes feature unifies
all of these components thematically. Theme selections
include Science, The '60s USA, Leonardo da Vinci,
Dangerous Creatures, Sports, The Golden Era, Inside Your
Computer, Mystery, Nature, Travel, Windows 95,
and More Windows.
Plus! has Font Smoothing which is an anti-aliasing and
hinting feature that makes fonts easier to read. Full
Window Drag means that the entire contents of a
window are dragged as solid blocks instead of outlines.
Full Window Drag makes resizing windows easier,
because the window content can be seen as it is resized.
The 3-D Pinball in Microsoft Plus! is one of a new
generation of exciting, full-motion games for Windows 95
that looks, sounds, and plays like the real thing.
Specifications - To use Microsoft Plus!, you need:
- Personal computer with a 486 or higher processor
- Microsoft Windows 95 operating system
- 8 MB of memory
- Typical hard-disk space required: 25 MB; Additional
hard-disk space required if you need to install
Internet provider software*
- 3.5" high-density disk drive or CD-ROM drive
- Monitor resolution needed: 640x480x256 (16- or 24-bit
color recommended)
- Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
- Modem/fax modem or Internet server (required to use
Internet features)
- Audio card (required for sound features in Pinball and
Desktop Themes)
* Access to the Internet requires a subscription to an
Internet provider such as The Microsoft Network.
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5. WINDOWS 95 LAUNCH EVENT ON WORLD WIDE WEB
LETS INTERNET SURFERS ATTEND
Internet users won't have to leave their computers to
participate in the Windows 95 launch event. People
worldwide will be able to enjoy many of the same activities
as those attending the company's product introduction event
on Aug. 24, via the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system
home page on the Internet's World Wide Web
(http://www.windows.microsoft.com). The online event will
start simultaneously with the company's live celebration
on Aug. 24 and will continue for three weeks.
"We're inviting millions of people worldwide to the launch
of Windows 95 via the Internet -- nothing quite like this
has been done before," said Brad Chase, general manager
of personal systems division marketing at Microsoft.
"The Internet is definitely the right place to hold this
event, and the online launch represents our ongoing
commitment to providing information and technology for
this community."
Through the online launch event, attendees can make a
virtual visit to the real event where they can see and hear
Bill Gates' keynote presentation, tour the Microsoft
campus, and see snapshots direct from the event. The
online event also features information about hundreds of
products designed for Windows 95 and an interactive
mystery game.
More than 120 vendors with products designed for
Windows 95 have chosen to participate in the online event.
Visitors can view over 300 products designed for Windows 95
from participating vendors in categories from systems to
software, multimedia to mobile computing.
Solve the Mystery of Bethany, Texas, and win a PC
The online game, sponsored by Microsoft and Packard Bell,
is an interactive scavenger hunt in which clues are
revealed in the context of an unfolding mystery in the
fictional Texas town of Bethany. Players can visit the
game each day to get clues, and accumulate points by
finding and submitting the correct locations of the
"hiding places" found throughout the Internet.
Registration for the game starts Aug. 24, and game play
runs through Sept. 11. Players can win prizes, including
three Packard Bell computer systems that will go to players
with the highest number of points at the conclusion of the
game.
Digital Equipment Corp. has provided ten servers for this
event. "High-quality servers are the foundation of a
successful home page, ensuring availability and handling
high volumes of user access," said Duane Dickhut, vice
president of Digital's PC server product line. "Since
Microsoft is expecting millions of hits per day for this
event, the company needs maximum reliability and service.
Digital is happy to support the online event with our
Prioris HX 590DP PC servers."
The online event is part of the Microsoft Windows 95
home page, which is available today. The Windows 95
home page is a resource for general and technical
information, and downloadable software. For example, the
Internet Explorer, Microsoft's new Internet browser
designed specifically for Windows 95, will be available on
the home page starting Aug. 24. The Windows 95 home page
also provides the latest news updates, press releases and
lists of upcoming events related to Windows 95. Internet
users can connect to the Windows 95 World Wide Web page
now at http://www.windows.microsoft.com.
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6. WINDOWS 95-BASED PCs SCHEDULED TO BE AVAILABLE
AUG. 24
Leading Manufacturers Will Preinstall Windows 95 to Meet
Customer Demand
REDMOND, Wash. - Aug. 15 - More than 280 major PC
manufacturers around the world have committed to preinstall
the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system for
availability on or soon after Aug. 24, the day Windows 95
is scheduled to be officially introduced. They include
Acer Inc., AT&T Global Information Systems, Compaq
Computer Corp., Dell Computer Corp., Digital Equipment
Corp., Gateway 2000 Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Micron
Electronics Inc., NEC Corp., Packard Bell Electronics Inc.,
Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. and Zenith Data
Systems. These home, office and mobile computer companies
represent more than 80 percent of the PC market worldwide.
"Windows 95 is a great example of how Microsoft has been
working closely with PC manufacturers, not only to advance
the technology, but also to help ensure stellar benefits
and support to the end user and corporate accounts," said
Joachim Kempin, senior vice president of OEM sales at
Microsoft.
Microsoft has been working with manufacturers to help
train their internal technical support, sales and marketing
staffs to prepare for the launch and rollout of Windows 95.
Leading OEMs have been planning for the past several
months, conducting final testing, and readying their
systems to meet customer demand on Aug. 24.
"Compaq has played a leadership role with Microsoft in
developing and delivering PCs designed for Windows 95,"
said Lorie Strong, vice president of marketing services at
Compaq. "We are moving rapidly to install Windows 95
across our full line of PCs. In addition, Compaq has a
strong corporate commitment to Windows 95 in its products
and marketing programs, and in the extensive internal
transition to Windows 95 currently under way at Compaq.
We are resolute in our commitment to make personal
computers beneficial, enjoyable and useful for our
customers when Windows 95 is launched."
"Packard Bell has worked closely with Microsoft to prepare
for Windows 95," said Mal Ransom, vice president of
marketing at Packard Bell. "All of our systems have been
designed and manufactured for Windows 95. We will deliver
the latest technology PCs with Windows 95 into the home to
meet the demands of consumers. Our products will be
available at launch and our service technicians are ready
to support our customers."
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7. FREE SUPPORT TOOLS FOR WINDOWS 95
There are several new support tools that can be down loaded
at no cost from the Windows 95 Home Page at
(http://www.windows.microsoft.com). These help files are
beneficial to all Windows 95 users and include:
- The Windows 95 Support Assistant
- The Windows 95 System check
- The Software Compatibility List
- The Hardware Compatibility List.
The Windows 95 Support Assistant provides a useful tool
that is provided in Windows 95 on-line support - "Windows 95
Support Assistant" file (Assist.exe). Developed by
Microsoft's Product Support Services (PSS) organization,
and the User Education Group, this help file runs on
Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups and Windows 95.
This help file is of indispensable assistance in your
migration to Windows 95. The Windows 95 Support Assistant
contains:
- Solutions to FAQ from the Windows 95 beta.
- Sections of the Windows Resource Kit describing
Windows 95 Networking in detail
- 100 + Knowledge Base (KB) articles on procedures,
productivity, setup and networking
- Walk-through troubleshooters on setup, networking, and
hardware issues.
- A glossary of Windows 95 commonly used terms.
- A guide to support products /services and tools
available to customers
The Windows 95 Support Assistant help file uses the
Windows 95 help file search engine for easy navigation to
assist computing professionals with their move to
Windows 95. Take a look at the setup and networking
before you install Windows 95 to make your migration
smooth and easy. Please also take a look at the Windows 95
Guide to Support on the Windows 95 Home Page in the
technical support area for details on tools other support
options available.
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. NEW POSTINGS TO WINDOWS 95 WEB SITE AND FORUMS
New files, by folder, posted since the last issue of
WinNews:
Windows 95 General Information
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"August Questions and Answers" -
windows95information/augustqa.doc -
updated Windows 95 Q & A document
"Overview of the Internet Explorer" -
internetexplorer/inetover.doc - everything users need
to know to get started with this new browser.
"New HTML Features in the Internet Explorer" -
internetexplorer/newhtml.doc
"Internet Explorer Questions and Answers" -
internetexplorer/inetqa.doc
Technical Information and Support
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"Evaluation and Migration Planning Kit" -
MigrationPlanningKit/empkover.doc - Overview of the
tools and information contained in the
Evaluation and Migration Planning Kit.
"Business Values Study" -
MigrationPlanningKit/Bizval.exe
"Financial Impact of Windows 95" -
MigrationPlanningKit/Finimp.exe
"Windows 95 Feature Review Guide" -
MigrationPlanningKit/Revguide.exe
"Updated Software Compatibility List"
"Updated Hardware Compatibility List"
"Windows 95 System Check" -
MigrationPlanningKit/syscheck.exe -
a new file that will check a user's machine to determine
readiness for installing Windows 95.
"Deployment Planning Template" -
MigrationPlanningKit/depltemp.exe
"Introduction to Windows 95 for End Users" -
MigrationPlanningKit/euintro.exe
"End User Course Materials" -
MigrationPlanningKit/eucourse.exe
"Windows 95 Resource Kit" -
MigrationPlanningKit/rkhelp.exe
Whitepapers:
"Design Goals for Windows 95 Mobile Computing Fact Sheet"-
Whitepapers/moblfact.doc
Support:
"Windows 95 Guide to Support" - suppguid.doc
outlines numerous support options for getting help
with Windows 95.
Windows 95 Compatible Products
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"Logo Catalogue"- a self-extracting executable for
users of Windows 3.1 only, showing which applications
and devices have earned the Windows 95 logo.
News and Events
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"Latest WinNews Newsletter" -
WinNews/vol2#13.doc
"Windows 95 Launch Event Details for Canadian
Locations" - Events/Canadawo.doc -
new file outlining launch plans in Canada.
YOU CAN FIND THE ARTICLES LISTED ABOVE,
AND OTHER WINDOWS 95 INFORMATION:
On the World Wide Web at:
http://www.windows.microsoft.com
On the Internet:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/PerOpSys/Win_News
On The Microsoft Network:
Categories\Computers and Software\Software\
Microsoft\Windows 95\WinNews
On America OnLine: Use keyword WINNEWS
On CompuServe: GO WINNEWS.
On GEnie: MOVE TO PAGE 95
On Prodigy: JUMP WINNEWS.
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