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Henk de Jong
I don't know if this is mentioned in here before:
http://www.djdenham.com/Basic_Windows.htm
Denny's Tutorial Viewlets
This small collection of viewlets is designed to demonstrate how to
perform basic tasks in Windows. Viewing any one of them will take less
than five minutes.
- How to edit the Windows Registry
(This can also be used to remove IE's Content Advisor password.)
- How to correct Out of Stack Pages Error
(Making changes to the MinSPs value in the [386Enh] section of
System.ini)
- Restoring/Changing Associations of File Type with Application
(Using a different program to open a certain file type.)
- How to Move the Windows Taskbar
(This can be used to find a "lost" taskbar or to move it around the
screen.)
- How to Make a Screen Capture
(Using Paint to capture and edit a screen display.)
- How to use WinZip
(Unzipping or creating a zip file or self-extracting .exe.)
- Procedures for ScanDisk and Defrag
(Closing programs for a successful completion.)
- Making a Signature Using Anfy Java
(Building, saving, and what to upload.)
- Transferring Files Using FTP
(Using WS_FTP LE to administer a Web site.)
- Moving a Single File into Outlook Express
(When File Import is not Possible)
- Using FrontPage Express for a Simple Page
(A page with varied font sizes and colors and two images.)
- Using Masks in Paint Shop Pro
- Using Mail Merge in Microsoft Word for Windows
- Using HTML in Outlook Express
- Downloading IE Files to Hard Disk Rather Than Installing Online
(Downloading browser files to the hard disk for later installation.)
- Saving Favicons
(Making the custom icons of Favorites permanent.)
- Making Applications Available to All Users in Windows XP
(Enable all users to access applications installed by users other than
Administrator.)
- Extracting a System File from the Windows XP CD-ROM
(An alternative to Recovery Console.)
- Install a Beta Detonator Driver for the NVidia GeForce Graphics
Adapters in Windows XP
- Move Toolbars in Internet Explorer
- Defrag as a Scheduled Task in Windows XP
- Disk Cleanup as a Scheduled Task in Windows XP
- Edit Address File for Mail Merge in Word XP
- Transfer Outlook Express Mail Files and Address Book
- Give Limited Users in Window XP Access to MusicMatch Jukebox
- Open Registry Editor in Compressed Mode
- Perform a "Reverse" Mail Merge in Word XP
(Use information from one contact in multiple forms.)
- Troubleshoot Spell Checking in Outlook Express
- Create a Custom Desktop Icon
- Restore Tabbed Appearance of Windows XP Task Manager
- Uncompressing a Zipped File in Windows XP
- Expanding a Compressed File in Windows XP
- Restricting Group Capabilities with Group Policy Editor
- Transfer Files Using Direct Cable Connection
A. Install DCC on Windows 9X System
B. Set Up DCC on Windows 9X System
C. Transfer Files using DCC
- Setting Administrator Account Password in Windows XP Professional
Edition
- Opening a "Blank" Email Attachment
(Dealing with emails which have been forwarded repeatedly.)
- Write Files to CD With CD Writing Wizard in Windows XP.
With kind regards,
--
Henk de Jong
The Netherlands
(e-mail address removed) (Remove _NO_SPAM_)
'Links to Freeware'
http://www.linkstofreeware.vze.com/
http://home.hccnet.nl/hmdejong/
http://www.djdenham.com/Basic_Windows.htm
Denny's Tutorial Viewlets
This small collection of viewlets is designed to demonstrate how to
perform basic tasks in Windows. Viewing any one of them will take less
than five minutes.
- How to edit the Windows Registry
(This can also be used to remove IE's Content Advisor password.)
- How to correct Out of Stack Pages Error
(Making changes to the MinSPs value in the [386Enh] section of
System.ini)
- Restoring/Changing Associations of File Type with Application
(Using a different program to open a certain file type.)
- How to Move the Windows Taskbar
(This can be used to find a "lost" taskbar or to move it around the
screen.)
- How to Make a Screen Capture
(Using Paint to capture and edit a screen display.)
- How to use WinZip
(Unzipping or creating a zip file or self-extracting .exe.)
- Procedures for ScanDisk and Defrag
(Closing programs for a successful completion.)
- Making a Signature Using Anfy Java
(Building, saving, and what to upload.)
- Transferring Files Using FTP
(Using WS_FTP LE to administer a Web site.)
- Moving a Single File into Outlook Express
(When File Import is not Possible)
- Using FrontPage Express for a Simple Page
(A page with varied font sizes and colors and two images.)
- Using Masks in Paint Shop Pro
- Using Mail Merge in Microsoft Word for Windows
- Using HTML in Outlook Express
- Downloading IE Files to Hard Disk Rather Than Installing Online
(Downloading browser files to the hard disk for later installation.)
- Saving Favicons
(Making the custom icons of Favorites permanent.)
- Making Applications Available to All Users in Windows XP
(Enable all users to access applications installed by users other than
Administrator.)
- Extracting a System File from the Windows XP CD-ROM
(An alternative to Recovery Console.)
- Install a Beta Detonator Driver for the NVidia GeForce Graphics
Adapters in Windows XP
- Move Toolbars in Internet Explorer
- Defrag as a Scheduled Task in Windows XP
- Disk Cleanup as a Scheduled Task in Windows XP
- Edit Address File for Mail Merge in Word XP
- Transfer Outlook Express Mail Files and Address Book
- Give Limited Users in Window XP Access to MusicMatch Jukebox
- Open Registry Editor in Compressed Mode
- Perform a "Reverse" Mail Merge in Word XP
(Use information from one contact in multiple forms.)
- Troubleshoot Spell Checking in Outlook Express
- Create a Custom Desktop Icon
- Restore Tabbed Appearance of Windows XP Task Manager
- Uncompressing a Zipped File in Windows XP
- Expanding a Compressed File in Windows XP
- Restricting Group Capabilities with Group Policy Editor
- Transfer Files Using Direct Cable Connection
A. Install DCC on Windows 9X System
B. Set Up DCC on Windows 9X System
C. Transfer Files using DCC
- Setting Administrator Account Password in Windows XP Professional
Edition
- Opening a "Blank" Email Attachment
(Dealing with emails which have been forwarded repeatedly.)
- Write Files to CD With CD Writing Wizard in Windows XP.
With kind regards,
--
Henk de Jong
The Netherlands
(e-mail address removed) (Remove _NO_SPAM_)
'Links to Freeware'
http://www.linkstofreeware.vze.com/
http://home.hccnet.nl/hmdejong/