Windows Introduction; Windows 95 - NEC VERSA 4200 Manual

WINDOWS INTRODUCTION

Your NEC Versa 4200 gives you the one-time option of loading either Win-
dows 95 or Windows for Workgroups to use on your system. Both Micro-
soft operating systems provide a means of running applications, navigating
through your file structure, and using your notebook computer. Each operat-
ing system offers its own look and means of operation.
Both Windows 95 and Windows for Workgroups employ a graphical inter-
face to make the operating systems easy to use.

Windows 95

Windows 95 gives you the newest features offered by Microsoft, including a
Desktop with room to maneuver, a Taskbar for quick navigation between
open windows, plug and play features, on-line networking functions, and
more.
When you choose to install Windows 95, the following icons are loaded on
your desktop:
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My Computer — provides access to drives, printers, the control panel,
and network features.
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Inbox — lets you access the Microsoft fax and mail software as well as
Microsoft network services.
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Microsoft Network — lets you access the Microsoft Network online
services with an optional PC card or external modem.
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Recycle Bin — gives you a trash container in which to put unwanted
files.
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My Briefcase — gives you quick access to files you frequently use.
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Start — displays a pop-up menu with which to start programs and appli-
cations, open documents, access system settings, look at on-line help, and
shut down your system.
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NEC Versa 4200 InfoCenter — provides several levels of information
about your NEC Versa 4200. (This is discussed in more detail later in
this chapter.)
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Internet — lets you set up a connection via a modem or network PC card
to the Internet.
For instructions on using Windows 95, see the online Using Windows 95.
2-2 Introducing the Software