Windows 95

Windows 95 desktop provides quick access to all of resources available to your PC

My Computer folder gives quick access to all of logical drives available to your PC

My Computer also contains Control Panel, Dial-Up Networking folder, and Printers folder

Network Neighborhood simplifies network access by making all network resources available in one folder

Taskbar serves as task-switcher, status tray, and program launcher

Running applications appear as tiles on Taskbar

You can switch among applications by clicking on their tiles

Recycle Bin serves as undelete utility

Deleted objects are moved to Recycle Bin, remain until you empty Recycle Bin

Windows 95 includes Microsoft Exchange e-mail client to provide local and remote e-mail services

Microsoft's new on-line service, Microsoft Network

Briefcase provides easy means of synchronizing files on two systems, such as your main office PC and home PC or notebook

The Start button, which is located on Taskbar, opens structured menu that enables you to launch applications, find documents and other objects, and access nearly all of Windows 95's features