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Working in Web style
You can work in Web style if you prefer to organize and browse
your computer using these Web-like options:
Single-click to browse the desktop and folder.
You click only once to open an item, just as you click a Web
link to jump. Similarly, you point to items to select them.
Show Web page backgrounds in individual windows.
You can display Web pages, or any HTML page, as
background in a window. In Web style, any folder with
HTML content that is displayed as a Web page can include
artwork, Microsoft Office documents, multimedia, interactive
forms, and so on. Some windows—such as My Computer
and Control Panel—come with a background that displays a
description of each feature when you point to its icon.
DEFINITION: Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a
special coding scheme used to prepare text and graphics for
access over the World Wide Web.
Working in Windows 95 Classic style
The Classic style resembles the Windows
desktop. Using this option, you double-click to open items, and
each item opens in a separate window.
Working in Custom style
You can pick and choose which options you want. Custom settings
include options for browsing folders, creating window
backgrounds, and selecting and opening items. For example you
can use options from both the Web style and the Classic style so
you can double-click to open items and use Web pages as window
backgrounds.
Exploring Your Options
Personalizing your desktop
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