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        Orange County Club, NOCCC, meets
        monthly, generally on the first Sunday of the month. For
        directions to the meetings and what we have to offer go
        to the NOCCC web site. The primary
        purpose of the Windows 9X SIG is to
        answer questions you have about Windows 9X (Windows 95
        and Windows 98.) They can be: problems (software and
        hardware,) software suggestions (utilities, applications,
        etc.,) and how-to requests. Or you can just visit and
        learn about Windows 9X by being there. The meeting is
        held in Science 111 from 9am to 11am. You can show up and
        leave at anytime. Note: Bring a 3.5", 1.4MB
        floppy. I generally have Zipped files full of
        information. Windows 9X SIG Reports Additional
        Articles Security
        Bulletins Also, download and install Microsoft's free core fonts for the Web (Windows and Macintosh) Install
        these high quality TrueType fonts, and whenever you visit
        a Web site that specifies them, your browser will display
        type exactly as the site designer intended. Windows
        9X SIG Reports 
            March
            1999 
                Quick LaunchUSB
 System Tray
 Windows 9X SIG on the Web
 November
            1998 
                Volune ControlUS Robotics Internal WinModems
 How To Determine What Your Modems Top
                Speed
 VCM is the Devil in Windows 98
 October
            1998 
                Midnight in the Date of Windows 98Windows 98 Update Procedures
 Windows 98 Help
 When A Peripherals Software
                Driver Is NOT
 A Good Starting Point For Getting Y2K
                Information
 September
            1998 
                Windows 98 Updatese-mail Security Breach
 Microsoft Security Bulletin
                (MS98-008)
 Additional Security Updates From
                Microsoft
 Microsoft Security Bulletin
                (MS98-011)
 Microsoft Security Bulletin
                (MS98-012)
 Microsoft Security Bulletin
                (MS98-013)
 Internet Explorer 4
 Windows 98
 Internet Explorer 3 Users
 August
            1998 
                All About Windows 98Microsofts Own Tips
 The Startup Disk
 Memory Retraction
 The Year 2000 Glitch
 PC Magazine Y2K site
 c|net Y2K site
 July
            1998 
                Books About Windows 98Windows 98 System Information
 Dr Watson - Improved
 Windows 98 Maintenance Wizard
 Y2K
 June
            1998 
                Saving the Registry  Exporting the Registry from
                regedit.exe
 Using regedit.exe from the DOS prompt
 Emergency Boot
                Disk
 Installing the Configuration Backup
                Utility
 Using the Configuration Backup
                Utility
 Password Not!
 If You Ask Me To Enter A Password One
                More Time 1
 If You Ask Me To Enter A Password One
                More Time 2
 How Do I Organize My Start Menu
 How To Stop Programs From
                Automatically Starting
 sysedit
 regedit
 One Last Item - Color Schemes
 May
            1998 
                Should I Upgrade To Windows 98? January
            1998 
                Emergency Boot Disk?Export the Registry from regedit.exe
 Using regedit.exe from the DOS prompt
 Windows 95 Tips
 December
            1997 
                What Is Enough Memory?Windows 95 Memory Management
 Disk Thrashing
 System Monitor
 Windows Tips
 Additional
        Articles 
            Book Review:
            MSCD Designing & Implementing Web Sites Using Microsoft
            FrontPage 98 Web
            Sites For Windows 9X Users 05/10/00 Shame On You Micron Computers Choosing
            The Browser Of YOUR Choice 
                What do I Change?Editing Registered File Types
 Windows
            9X Web Sites 
                Good Web Sites For Windows 9XMicrosoft
 Windows95 Annoyances
 Winfiles.com
 Good Web Sites for Motherboard
                Information
 Motherboard Information
 Motherboard HomeWorld
 Intel Secrets Monthly Edition
 Good Site For Pricing Hardware and
                Software
 Microsoft:
            Give Me Back My Computer! Microsoft
            Outlook 98 - a
            review |