Re: WinNews Vol. 2 No. 19, November 6, 1995
Microsoft(R) WinNews Electronic Newsletter
Vol. 2, #19, November 6, 1995
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We had two very exciting pieces of news since the last WinNews was
published: We held the Windows 95 Games Launch and
Windows 95 was sent to manufacturing in Japan, Korea
and Taiwan.
The Windows 95 Games Launch took place on Halloween
Eve at the Microsoft campus in Redmond. Thirty-five
companies announced new games that will be available for
Christmas in supporting Windows 95 as the new standard for
computer games. There was an on-line Games Launch on the
World Wide Web - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/games/.
The site provides a downloadable pre-beta version of the
VRML plug-in for the Internet Explorer 2.0 (Beta 2) -
which can also be downloaded. The VRML plug-in allows you
to view the site's Haunted House in 3-D.
The Windows 95 versions for Japan, Korea and Taiwan
will be on sale later this month. In Japan, Windows 95 for
PC/AT-compatible (DOS/V) and NEC PC 98 versions
will be sold beginning November 23. Windows 95 will be
available in Korea and Taiwan on November 28.
We also hope those of you who are going to Comdex will stop
by the Microsoft booth to learn about current and future
features of Windows 95. There will be information on
games, IrDA support (also see article below) and
advancements to the Internet Explorer Web browser.
This issue of WinNews contains:
1. "QUICK NOTES" - Brief news pieces since our last issue.
2. "WINDOWS 95 HINTS AND TIPS"
Our regular feature offering some helpful ways to
use Windows 95.
3. "THE HOLIDAYS ARRIVE EARLY AS TOP GAME MAKERS
UNVEIL 75 GAMES AND ACCESSORIES FOR WINDOWS 95"
4. "MICROSOFT ANNOUNCES IRDA SUPPORT FOR WINDOWS 95"
Just released today, this announcement discusses
Windows 95 support for infrared communications and gives
information downloading this technology today.
5. "MICROSOFT AND MCI JOIN FORCES TO INCLUDE CONFERENCING
SUPPORT IN FUTURE VERSIONS OF WINDOWS"
This is an important announcement for people
interested in how Windows will support communications
technologies.
6. "WORKING WITH WINDOWS 95 ON MICROSOFT TV"
Microsoft broadcasts support and help on using
Windows 95 via Satellite and Cable TV. Details on the
next show are provided. More information can also be
found on the World Wide Web at:
http://www.microsoft.com/support/products/windows95/
7. "ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON WINDOWS 95"
Microsoft's Product Support team provides answers to
questions they are asked most often to help you
support and run Windows 95 in your organizations.
This issue contains help on Dial-Up Networking.
8. "PUBLICATIONS"- A new Microsoft book for learning
Windows 95 and two new education-focused newsletters
from The Cobb Group are announced.
9. "DESIGNED FOR WINDOWS 95 LOGOED SOFTWARE"
Here is the list of the most recent software products
that have received the Windows 95 logo.
10. "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.
Jay Goldstein
WinNews Editor
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1. QUICK NOTES
A. WINNT NEWS NEWSLETTER
Microsoft WinNT News is designed for people with specific
interest in the Windows NT operating system. This new
bi-weekly electronic newsletter keeps members of the
Windows NT community informed and aware of what is
happening with the product, by providing hints and tips,
news on user groups and third parties, technical
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B. AUTHORS AND WUGNET STAFF TO PARTICIPATE IN ON-LINE
CONFERENCE ON WINDOWS 95 INTERNET FEATURES
The Windows Connectivity (WinCon) Forum on invites
WINNEWS readers to an open technical Q&A conference on
November 8, 9 PM EST on CompuServe. The conference will
feature many authors of Windows 95 and Internet related
titles including Ed Tiley author of "Windows 95 Unleashed",
and Peter Kent, author of "Internet for Idiots" as well as
the Windows 95 technical online staff of the Windows Users
Group Network (WUGNET). They will discuss the ins and
outs of using built-in Internet features of Windows 95, the
hottest third party software and the Windows 95 TCP/IP
configuration. To access WinCon on Compuserve - GO WINCON.
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2. WINDOWS 95 HINTS AND TIPS
The following are a few useful hints and tips that will
result in a more productive work environment.
A. If you want to quickly minimize all the windows you have
open, right-mouse button click on an open area of the
Taskbar (where there is no button) and select:
"Minimize All Windows."
B. If you want to quickly close a window you have open,
right-mouse button click on its Taskbar button and
select "Close."
C. If you don't want the Taskbar on your desktop, go to
Start, Settings, Taskbar - and select the Taskbar
Options tab and select Auto-Hide.
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3. THE HOLIDAYS ARRIVE EARLY AS TOP GAME MAKERS UNVEIL
75 GAMES AND ACCESSORIES FOR WINDOWS 95
REDMOND, Wash. - In time for the holidays,
consumers will be able to choose from 75 new games and
accessories for the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system
that deliver faster, more vivid graphics, higher-fidelity
sound, better multiplayer connectivity, and digitally
precise joystick control.
At the Windows 95 Games Launch, 35 of the game industry's
leading companies announced more than 75 games and
accessories specially designed to exploit the power and
features of Windows 95. Virtually every major computer-
gaming company is offering Windows 95-based products for
this holiday season.
Consumers can see the hottest games for Windows 95 now over
the Internet at Microsoft's special Windows 95 Games Launch
Web site (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/games), as part
of the major game-industry event hosted by Microsoft today.
The site includes a list of games available for Windows 95,
descriptions and screenshots of new products, an online
virtual-reality haunted house, and updated scores from
Deathmatch '95, the first-ever worldwide Doom(tm)
tournament.
In addition to the new games, the game industry's top
hardware companies announced joysticks, multimedia boards
and other products that offer added performance for the
dedicated gamer using Windows 95.
For a complete list of the games that were announced,
check out the Games Launch Web site at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/games
Game Industry Moving From MS-DOS to Windows 95
The Microsoft Games SDK, which enables game developers to
write games and create peripherals optimized for Windows 95,
was released to developers in preliminary form in April and
finalized on Sept. 29. The Games SDK features Microsoft
DirectX technologies including the DirectDraw(tm),
DirectSound(tm), DirectPlay(tm) and DirectInput(tm) APIs,
which allow high-performance display graphics, high-
fidelity sound, better multiplayer connectivity and digital
joystick control, respectively. Consumers enjoy easy
installation and configuration of games and game
peripherals under Windows 95 through AutoPlay and Plug and
Play, combined with improved graphics and sound. Through
DirectX, these technologies deliver a greatly improved and
dramatically more exciting gaming experience on Windows 95.
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4. MICROSOFT ANNOUNCES IRDA SUPPORT FOR WINDOWS 95
REDMOND, Wash. - Nov. 7, 1995 - Microsoft today announced
it has added support for Infrared Data Association (IrDA)
connectivity to the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system,
enabling low-cost wireless connectivity between Windows 95-
based PCs and peripheral devices. The IrDA support
software for Windows 95 will be included in future versions
of the Windows(R) operating system, and can be downloaded
from the Internet (Windows home page -
http://www. microsoft.com/windows -also available from
other online services).
Infrared (IR) communications, based on technology similar
to that popularized by remote controls, offers a
convenient, inexpensive and reliable way to connect
computers and peripheral devices without cables. A set of
standards for IR communications has been agreed upon by the
Infrared Data Association, a large group of component,
computer system, peripheral and telecommunications vendors.
IrDA connectivity is being incorporated into most notebook
PCs and provides the most cost-effective and easy-to-use
support available for wireless technologies. Windows 95-
based PCs that support IrDA connectivity can communicate
with IrDA-compliant peripherals and with other PCs running
Windows 95 with IrDA support.
Support for IrDA connectivity in Windows 95 means added
convenience for mobile users of Windows 95 because it makes
communication between devices easier and more flexible. IR
enables users of Windows 95 to connect to peripheral
devices or other Windows 95-based PCs easily, by just
pointing the computer at the target device and
transmitting. IrDA connectivity in Windows 95 is also
backward-compatible with existing software and drivers, so
users can use the technology immediately without modifying
their current systems. Finally, IR also supports Plug and
Play, which allows Windows 95 to recognize IR peripherals
and install and configure the necessary drivers automatically.
More than 120 vendors support IrDA. Many of these vendors,
including Acer America Corp., Adaptec Inc., AST Research
Inc., Compaq Computer Corp., Digital Equipment Corp.,
Extended Systems Inc., Gateway 2000, Hewlett-Packard Co.,
IBM Corp., Intel Corp., Nokia Mobile Phones, Sharp
Electronics, Texas Instruments Inc. and Toshiba, are
already shipping IrDA-compliant products that are ready to
take advantage of IrDA support in Windows 95.
=93We are pleased that our customers can take advantage of
IrDA connectivity in Windows 95 to connect easily to
Toshiba=92s Tecra 700, Satellite Pro 410 and Satellite Pro
400 Notebook Series PCs,=94 said Tom Scott, vice president
and general manager of Toshiba America Information Systems
Inc., computer systems division. =93As the leading supplier
of portable PCs, we will continue to support the IrDA
standard as it evolves and plan to offer compatible high-
speed extensions to further enhance the usability of
Windows 95 features such as printing, Direct Cable
Connections, Briefcase and Dial-Up Networking.=94
Users will also have the opportunity to try out IrDA
connectivity at the IrDA=92s BeamFest, a technology expo that
highlights interoperability between IrDA devices from
various vendors. BeamFest will be held at COMDEX/Fall in
Las Vegas, Nov. 13 and 14 from 9 a.m.=962 p.m. and Nov. 15
from 9:00 a.m.=967:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Las
Vegas Convention Center, Room N209.
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5. MICROSOFT AND MCI JOIN FORCES TO INCLUDE CONFERENCING
SUPPORT IN FUTURE VERSIONS OF WINDOWS
REDMOND, Wash. - Nov. 6, 1995 - Microsoft Corp. and MCI
Telecommunications today announced they are working
together to include conferencing service support in future
versions of the Microsoft(R) Windows(R) operating system.
The goal of the collaboration is to provide users of
Windows with easy access to conferencing services,
including networkMCI Conferencing services.
Future versions of Windows will allow users to sign up for
and use the networkMCI Conferencing service for a
multipoint (more than two participants) conference that
includes support for audio, data and video connections.
By taking advantage of networkMCI Conferencing, users of
Windows can perform the following functions: register with
MCI for the service, allowing them to set up an account;
select networkMCI Conferencing as their default service
provider for multipoint-conference bridging services; and
submit or confirm a reservation for a conference to
networkMCI Conferencing.
"Making computing easier and more efficient for our
customers is a top priority for Microsoft," said Brad
Chase, general manager in the personal systems division at
Microsoft. "Microsoft is excited to be working with MCI
and looks forward to providing customers of both companies
with an easy, efficient and cost-effective conferencing
solution based on Windows."
"Windows 95 underscores Microsoft=92s commitment to make
computing easier than ever for the personal computer user,"
said Phil Knell, president and general manager of networkMCI
Conferencing. "This agreement will benefit both Microsoft
and MCI customers by making access to networkMCI
Conferencing even easier."
"Windows 95 and the Internet"
The Windows Users Group Network, GO WIN95 on CompuServe.
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6. WORKING WITH WINDOWS 95 ON MICROSOFT TV
Program #2 of "Working with Windows 95" focuses on
successfully installing and configuring the TCP/IP
networking protocol in Windows 95. The technical hosts
will also include tips on avoiding hardware conflicts with
your network card. Product Support Services will provide
an up-to-the-minute briefing on Windows 95 support issues.
Viewing Information:
Via Satellite:
Tuesday, November 14 at 1pm EST , following the live
broadcast of the Bill Gates Keynote at Comdex, and again
on November 28th at noon.
Via Cable :
The program is also shown on Mind Extension University and
Jones Computing Network on November 16th, 28th and 30th
at 9pm and 11pm EST - call your cable provider for
availability in your area.
To order this program, or find out more information on
Windows 95 Program Tapes, (in the US) call 1-800-597-3200.
Online information can be found at:
http://www.microsoft.com/support/products/windows95/
Please feel free to copy and distribute the broadcasts
mentioned above for Windows 95 Training within your
organization.
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7. ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON WINDOWS 95
Q: How do I install Dial-Up Networking in Windows 95?
To see if Dial-Up Networking is installed, click Start,
point to Programs, point to Accessories, and see if an icon
for Dial-Up Networking exists.
If you have a Dial-Up Networking icon, Dial-Up Networking
is installed and ready to use. If you do not have a Dial-Up
Networking icon, add Dial-Up Networking. To do so,
follow these steps:
1. Click Start, then Settings, then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. On the Windows Setup tab, click Communications (do not
click the check box next to Communications),
then click Details.
4. Click to select the Dial-Up Networking check box,
then click OK.
5. On the Windows Setup tab, click OK. Windows 95 now
installs the necessary components to use
Dial-Up Networking.
To create a connection for a PPP account, follow these steps:
1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories,
and then click Dial-Up Networking.
2. If this is the first time you have used Dial-Up
Networking, the Welcome To Dial-Up Networking Wizard
appears. If the wizard does not appear, double-click
Make New Connection and follow the instructions for
creating a Dial-Up Networking connection.
3. Once the connection is created, an icon appears in the
Dial-Up Networking folder that you can double-click
to connect to the Internet.
If your Internet service provider requires you to manually log on to =
your PPP account after you have connected, you must enable support for =
this. To enable this support, follow these steps:
1. Using the right mouse button, click the newly created
icon in the Dial-Up Networking folder, and then
click Properties.
2. On the General tab, click Configure.
3. On the Options tab, click to select the "Bring up
terminal window after dialing" check box, and
then click OK.
4. On the General tab, click Server Type.
5. In the Type Of Dial-Up Server list, click
"PPP: Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5, Internet," and then
click to select the TCP/IP check box in the Allowed
Network Protocols area.
(The TCP/IP selection allows for a quicker connect time
after dialing your Internet service provider. The other
options are not relevant to connecting to the Internet.)
6. Click TCP/IP Settings.
To use resources on the Internet, you must enter your DNS
server address. You may also enter your IP address here if
your Internet service provider supplied you with a fixed
IP address.
For additional information about creating SLIP accounts and
using Dial-Up Networking, and a wide variety of other
topics please consult the Microsoft Knowledge Base. The
Knowledge Base can be accessed from the Support section of
the Windows Home Page at http://www.microsoft.com/windows.
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8. PUBLICATIONS
A. MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 STARTS HERE
Microsoft Press has introduced "MICROSOFT(R)
WINDOWS(R) 95 STARTS HERE," an interactive CD-ROM training
product for Microsoft Windows 95. It provides businesses
and individuals with a flexible training and reference tool
for Windows 95. This three hour course offers two learning
tracks - for users new to Windows and for users experienced
with Windows, but new to Windows 95. Users can move freely
between the two tracks, allowing for individual tailoring.
For each topic, users first view movies and demonstrations
of Windows 95 techniques, then put the instruction to work
with step-by-step examples. The system monitors users
progress and offers hints where needed. Users can also
choose to watch as the system completes the exercise for
them. After the training session, users can use Microsoft
Windows 95 Starts Here's Topics Browser and keyword search
as a "just in time" reference tool.
"MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 STARTS HERE" operates live in the
user's Windows 95 desktop environment. Instead of using
simulations, it allows hands-on experience so the user
interacts with Windows 95, enhancing the desktop training.
After the training session is complete, the Topics Browser
allows "MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 STARTS HERE" to be used as a
reference tool as well as a tutorial.
"MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 STARTS HERE" (ISBN: 1-55615-862-9)
is available now in book and software stores and directly
from Microsoft Press at 1-800-MSPRESS for a suggested
retail price of $39.95 ($53.95 in Canada). In Canada,
call 1-800-667-1115.
B. The Cobb Group Launches Education Technology Newsletters
The Cobb Group has announced the launch of two new
publications, "Windows K-12 Technology Letter" and its
companion newsletter, "Windows K-12 Classroom Resource".
Both are designed to give educational technology managers
and classroom teachers practical, hands-on information
about Windows-based solutions in K-12 education.
Each will serve a distinct segment of educational computing:
"Windows K-12 Classroom Resource" is designed to provide
hands-on technology support for teachers, computer
instructors, and principals. "Windows K-12 Technology
Letter", which premiered at the 1995 National Education
Computing Conference, serves the needs of technology
coordinators, network administrators and other advanced
educational computing professionals.
Content
Issues provide proven techniques and timesaving tips for
Windows computing in education, including:
- Basic and advanced techniques for Windows and Windows 95
- Network operation and administration techniques for Windows NT
- Case studies about Windows computing in education
- Regular columns from experts in education technology
planning and management
- Tips for using the Internet, World Wide Web and
Microsoft Network
- Product reviews for the newest in Windows and Windows 95
compatible education software and hardware
For more information on these two publications, contact
The Cobb Group at edpubs@merlin.cobb.ziff.com.
The Cobb Group is an independent publisher of software-specific journals.
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9. DESIGNED FOR WINDOWS 95 LOGOED SOFTWARE
This is a list of software products that have earned the
"Designed for Windows 95" Logo in October, 1995.
A frequently updated help-file of all logoed hardware and
software products is available on the World Wide Web at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows as well as the electronic
services listed below in "NEW POSTINGS".
To earn the Windows 95 Logo, software products
must be 32-bit Windows-based applications.
Applications with the Windows 95 Logo also feature the
enhanced user interface of Windows 95, support long
filenames, provide automated installation and uninstall
capability. Many applications support OLE component
technology which support features such as OLE Drag and Drop.
Adobe Systems, Inc. Adobe PageMaker 6.0 for Windows
Autodesk, Inc. AutoCAD Release 13
Berkeley Systems, Inc. You Don't Know Jack 1.0
Bookmaker ClickBook 2.0
Caere Corporation OmniForm 2.0
Claris Corporation FileMaker Pro 3.0
Corel Corporation CorelDRAW! 6.0
Davidson & Associates Imo and The King 1.0
Davidson & Associates The Little Samurai 1.0
Davidson & Associates Great Adventures Fisher-
Price Castles 1.0
Digital Pictures Double Switch V1
Edmark Corporation Strategy Games of the World 1.0
FTP Software InterDrive 95 1.0
Gold Disk, Inc. VideoDirector Home 1.10
Incat Systems
Software USA, Inc. Easy-CD 95 1.0
InterPlay Productions Solitaire Deluxe 1.0
Kabushikikaisha Artdink Lunatic Dawn the Book
of Futures 0.9
Knowledge Adventure, Inc JumpStart Preschool 2.0
MapInfo Corporation MapInfo Professional 4.0
Merlin Interactive
Systems, Inc. Floppy and the storytelling
machine 1.5
MicroHelp Inc. PowerDesk 1.0
Microsoft Corporation Microsoft 500 Nations 1.0
Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Phone with
Microsoft Voice 1.0
Mindscape, Inc. The Adventures of Peter Rabbit
and Benjamin Bunny v3.2
Mindscape, Inc. Complete Reference Library 3.0.1
Mindscape, Inc. SU-27 Flanker 1.00
Minnesota Educational Computing Corp. Opening Night 1.0
Now Software Now Up-to-Date for Windows 95 1.0
Oberon Software, Inc. Oberon Prospero 1.0
Optimum Resources, Inc. Stickybear's Early Learning Activities 1.0
Piranha Interactive Treasured Tales presents
Publishing, Inc Alice's Adventures 1.0
Riverhill Soft Inc. Blue Chicago Blues 1.0
Rocket Science Games Pressure Drop CD-ROM 1.00
Route 66, Inc. Route 66 1.5.0
Serif, Inc. PagePlus Home/Office Edition 95
Softkey International The 1996 TIME Almanac 1.0
Symantec pcANYWHERE32 for Windows 95 7.0
Systems Enhancement Corp PowerMon II 4.0
TriMark Interactive The Hive 1.0
Vicarious Inc. Our Times 1.0
Visual Software, Inc. Instant 3D 1.0
VMark Software ENFIN 5.0
Zombie Ice & Fire =
The Windows Logo is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corp
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10. NEW POSTINGS TO WINDOWS 95 WEB SITE AND FORUMS
(Locations given for these files are for the Windows 95
Home Page on the World Wide Web which can be found at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows
Online information at other sites may be organized in a
slightly different manner)
Technical Information and Support
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"Hardware Compatibility List" - has been updated.
This is a helpfile of hardware that has been tested with
Windows 95 to date. It is a self extracting executable
located at:
Technical Info&Support|Support
Updated "Windows NT Server Management Tools," allows IS
managers to manage Windows NT Servers from a
Windows 95 desktop, at:
Technical Info&Support|Other Tools
=
"Updated INF Generator" - This utility assists in
preparing for automatic installation of Windows 95 in the
corporate networking environment. Users can specify
separate settings for the company, the department, and the
individual user when installing Windows 95 - located at:
Technical Info&Support|Other Tools
Free Software
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"Updated Drivers for Windows 95 File and Printer Sharing" -
has a single readme. The files are self-extracting
executables located at:
FreeSoftware|Windows 95 Updates
"Windows 95 Shell Update" - There is an updated readme for
This file is a patch to SHELL32.DLL which allows browsing
of NetWare Directory Services printers from the Add Printer
Wizard, and fixes the situation that occurs when copying
a file onto itself using two different views of the same
network resource, at:
FreeSoftware|Windows 95 Updates
"Tweak UI" - This is a new applet in Powertoys! that allows
you to change menu speed, mouse sensitivity, window
animation and sound, shortcut appearance and default names,
and much more, at:
FreeSoftware|Power Toys!
"QuickRes" - will change DPI and bit-depth from the Taskbar
with rebooting, at:
FreeSoftware|Power Toys!
Windows 95 General Information
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" Updated Internet Explorer 2.0 datasheet" - provides
the latest information on Internet Explorer 2.0 (Beta 2) at
Windows 95 Information|Internet Explorer
=
YOU CAN FIND THE ARTICLES LISTED ABOVE,
AND OTHER WINDOWS 95 INFORMATION:
On the World Wide Web at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows
On the Internet:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/PerOpSys/Win_News
On The Microsoft Network:
At MSN Central, click EDIT Menu\Go To\
\Other Locations\Windows
On America OnLine: Use keyword WINNEWS
On CompuServe: GO WINNEWS.
On GEnie: MOVE TO PAGE 95
On Prodigy: JUMP WINNEWS.
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