-=> Quoting Walter Luffman to Tom Walker <=-
 TW> I have developed an affection fro File Manager myself and intend to
 TW> continue  to use it when the Forced change takes place. I also Intend
 TW> to set up Program  Manager with my upgrade so while it might be Win 95
 TW> under the shell it will  look like and operate like Win 3.11 for me.
 TW> :-)
 WL> Yep, that'll work!
 As I said to Tom in a previous reply, that feature will only work if
 you use the UPGRADE version of Win95, and not the full install version.
 WL> Myself, I've become somewhat fond of Windows Explorer -- it
 WL> has some features of both Program manager and File Manager,
 WL> and it just feels right to me.  I also like being able to put
 WL> icons for my most-used apps on the desktop, ready to start
 WL> with a double-click. OTOH, I prefer Netscape Navigator to
 WL> MS Internet Explorer, and I don't care at all for MS's idea
 WL> to make the entire GUI work like a Web browser; this could
 WL> keep me from going to Win98 immediately, even if it turns out
 WL> to be much better otherwise than Win95.
 That feature you speak of is already available in MS Internet Explorer
 version 4.0, and it works with Win95 or Win98. Upon installation, it asks
 you if you want to activate the option of operating your system as a
 browser. If you don't want your system working that way, you just don't
 activate that option. Then, Windows operates as the OS you're accustomed
 to. MS Internet Explorer CAN work independently and, only when you want
 it to.
 Sincerely,
 Michael Sharon
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