In this tutorial we ll learn how to use a mouse, the Desktop; multi-task; use shortcut menus, the Windows Explorer, and Find. We ll place a program in Startup, add a Folder, Copy files into a folder, learn to Rename a folder or file, and Format a disk. We ll install a printer, use Run, explain Add/Remove Programs, use the Recycle Bin and finally Shut-Down Windows 98.

In this tutorial we will examine the new Active Desktop technology. Including adding, updating, and removing elements to and from the Active Desktop. We'll add a new toolbar and then work with the Windows 98 Explorer. Next, we'll work with hard drive properties. We'll customize Send To, customize our Mouse, and adjust mouse. We'll work with the Taskbar then with Windows 98 multimedia.

In this tutorial, we'll learn about the Desktop, and how to modify it. We'll talk about the menus and modifying them. We'll look at the many faces of folders, customize a folder, discuss file types, and association of files. Then we'll use some of the numerous options for system maintenance. We'll also discuss the control panel and the display properties. Then we'll discuss the Internet Applet, the Keyboard Applet, and the Mouse Applet. Finally, we'll look into the Windows 98 advanced features, like Scripting hosts, support for multiple video cards, and the advanced Dr. Watson utility.

In this tutorial we'll learn where the Internet came from and how it's exploding with growth, then discover how to connect to the Internet. We'll explore the new Active desktop option in Windows 98 and how it brings the Internet and our computer together. We'll add a Web page as a desktop and explore the power of Active Web components. We'll learn about the power of the Internet and the World Wide Web, along with two new features; NetMeeting and NetShow. Finally we use FrontPad to create a Web page then discuss how Windows 98 can turn your PC into a Internet Server.

In this tutorial we'll discuss some of the fundamentals of networking. We'll learn about physical media like cables and network adapter cards. We'll explore the many networking protocols supported by Windows 98 and see how much of the work in using protocols is automated. We'll set up a network and demonstrate just how simple Windows 98 makes the task. We'll learn how to administrate a network using Windows 98 while utilizing the many powerful tools and options available. Finally we'll address the concern of security on a computer network.

In this tutorial, we'll take a look at some of the new things about Windows 98. We'll demonstrate how to upgrade a Windows 95 computer to Windows 98 and how to install Windows 98 over a computer with MS-DOS on it. Finally, we'll run Windows 98 and show how to use some of its new features.