Definitions

1. Windows 95 was a 32-bit operating system and a major improvement in user interface with its "Desktop" concept adapted from the Macintosh user interface. (Web site)
2. Windows 95 is an older operating system, and is therefore inherently less reliable and secure.

Fvwm95

1. Fvwm95 - implementation of Fvwm2 configured to look and feel like Windows 95. (Web site)

Windows Taskbar

1. The original implementation of the Windows taskbar in Windows 95, with one task running. (Web site)

Task Manager

1. Killing MySQL from the Task Manager You cannot kill MySQL from the Task Manager or with the shutdown utility in Windows 95.

Office 97

1. Windows 95 and Office 97 from the same videos that Microsoft uses to train their own sales force and top customers.

Windows 95 Startup Sound

1. The Windows 95 startup sound (not the faster melody in later versions) was composed by Brian Eno.

Quick Telnet Client

1. TelStar 1.9.3.1 TelStar is a lean and quick telnet client for Windows 95 and up.

Windows 95 Start Menu

1. In 1996, Windows NT 4.0 switched to the Windows 95 Start menu and Taskbar interface, but did not include Plug and Play.

Windows 95 Interface

1. While Windows NT contains the Windows 95 interface, it is entirely 32-bit. (Web site)

Windows Nt Systems

1. Some companion viruses are known to run under Windows 95 and on DOS emulators on Windows NT systems.
2. Valid for Windows NT systems and Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows 98 systems with Shfolder.dll installed.

Windows 98

1. The ipconfig command is the command-line equivalent to the winipcfg command, which is available in Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 98, and Windows 95. (Web site)
2. LG-Fax supports Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT Workstation or Server either ax fax server or as fax client.

Starting

1. In Windows, starting with Windows 95, the Start menu is a launching pad for applications.

Addition

1. However, Netbus predates Back Orifice by several months and is also capable of working under Windows NT in addition to Windows 95 and 98.
2. In addition to this, the user of Windows 95 does not have complete control of the file names. (Web site)

October

1. Internet Explorer 2 was released for Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5, and NT 4.0 on November 22, 1995 (following a 2.0 beta in October). (Web site)

Internet

1. PrimaSoft AutoFTP PRO, FREE, Windows 95,98,2000,NT: is an automated ftp client software for transferring files over the Internet.
2. It is built around the Windows 95 interface, so you need not even be aware that you are actually transfering files across the Internet. (Web site)

Successor

1. Windows 98 (codenamed Memphis) is a graphical operating system released on June 25, 1998 by Microsoft and the successor to Windows 95. (Web site)

Introduction

1. While working at the advertising firm of Wieden & Kennedy, he was involved in the introduction of Windows 95 for Microsoft.
2. Microsoft Corporation released Visual Foxpro in June 1995, shortly before the introduction of Windows 95.

Linux

1. With a little luck, your ethernet card should be working in Windows 95, and ready to rock in Linux. (Web site)

Work

1. However, this does not always work on Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.5x due to their caching of DNS information. (Web site)

Works

1. It works on Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT. It is much better written than the original Back Orifice. (Web site)

Address

1. HOSTB) for that IP address, Windows 95 returns CUNIX because it retrieves the information from its internal cache instead of performing another network call. (Web site)

Workstation

1. It is a 32-bit Windows system available in both workstation and server editions with a graphical environment similar to that of Windows 95. (Web site)

System

1. The system starts these programs whenever any user logs onto Windows NT or starts Windows 95.
2. DirectX components may also be automatically installed on your system by advanced multimedia games and applications written for Windows 95.

Exploiting

1. WinNuke is a similar kind of attack, exploiting the vulnerability in the NetBIOS handler in Windows 95.

Version

1. Linker: + TLINK32.EXE (version 1.0), which is included in the above Assembler package from Borland, does not work under Windows 95.

Windows Vista

1. It is still available from Microsoft[16] and can be run on all of Microsoft's operating systems released since Windows 95 including Windows Vista.

Servers

1. The company is migrating to servers that run Microsoft Windows NT Server and to client computers that run Microsoft Windows 95.

Sega Saturn

1. Double Switch is a full motion video game released for the Sega CD (1993), the Sega Saturn, Mac and Windows 95.

Features

1. New features include support for menu bars on text-only terminals, a total rewrite of GNUS, multiple frames on Windows NT and Windows 95, & many others.

User Interface

1. For example, LiteStep can replace the user interface on Windows 95, 98, or NT with an Afterstep style.

Operating System

1. October " 13 th" 1995 - Microsoft releases the Windows 95 operating system.
2. This paper describes an effort of trying to build a UNIX interface layer on top of the Windows NT and Windows 95 operating system.
3. As with Middle East Windows 95, the operating system in Far East Windows 95 will handle glyph substitution, using data in the GSUB table in each font.

Platforms

1. Analyzer is able to capture packets on all platforms (and link-layer technologies) supported by WinPcap, except for Windows 95. (Web site)

Microsoft Windows

1. Explains the history of Microsoft Windows, and differentiates the original Windows from Windows NT and Windows 95. (Web site)
2. All releases of Microsoft Windows since Windows 95 OSR2 are bundled with a PPTP client, although they are limited to only 2 concurrent outbound connections. (Web site)

Microsoft Windows 95

1. If you use the card under Microsoft Windows 95 or 98, you can use the device manager to set up the card, then soft boot into Linux using the LOADLIN program.
2. Amulet is a user interface development environment for C++ and is portable across X11, Microsoft Windows 95 and NT, and the Macintosh. (Web site)
3. Note: This upgrade requires a licensed copy of Microsoft Windows 95, 98, or 98 Second Edition. (Web site)

Mascots

1. The Microsoft Bear is the most famous among the mascots of the Windows 3.1 (and later Windows 95) team.

Window System

1. Technically, Windows 95 provides a graphical shell, and the X Window system is another kind of graphical shell.

Emacs 19

1. The Emacs 20.3 pretests and above support the Intellimouse on both NT and Win9X. Emacs 19.34.6 supports it on NT, but not on Windows 95.

Internet Explorer

1. With the launch of Windows 95 and a web browser of its own (Internet Explorer) in August 1995, Microsoft began an effort to challenge Netscape. (Web site)
2. On August 23rd, 1995, Microsoft released their Windows 95 operating system, including a Web browser called Internet Explorer.
3. Internet Explorer began conceptually as one of the major components of the unreleased Windows 97, imagined as the successor to Windows 95.

Autoexec

1. First, Emacs requires any environmental variables to be set at boot time, in autoexec.bat (for Windows 95).

Windows 2000

1. In Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98, and Windows 95, a database of information about a computer's configuration.
2. Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT v4, Windows 2000) as some versions of PGP rely on the CryptoAPI for RSA support.
3. Device Manager was introduced with Windows 95 and later added to Windows 2000. (Web site)

Windows Xp

1. Whereas the original Back Orifice was limited to the Windows 95 and Windows 98 operating systems, BO2k also supports Windows NT, Windows XP and Windows 2000.

Blue Screen

1. Windows 95 goes for the exception handler, and fails, leaving most users with a blue screen.

Windows Nt

1. This protocol is now also used by Microsoft and Novell on many network operating systems including LAN Server, LAN Manager, Windows NT, and Windows 95. (Web site)
2. Harlequin plans the release of its native compiler and development environment for Windows NT and Windows 95 in mid-1996. (Web site)
3. Win32 in itself is not a version of Windows, but the name of application programming interface for Windows NT and Windows 95. (Web site)

Winsock

1. If running on Windows 95, the Winsock 2 upgrade must be installed. (Web site)
2. Some of the earlier releases of Windows 95 did not include Winsock 2. (Web site)

Animation

1. Use Windows 95 or higher to achieve the realistic atmosphere of a Rummy game with animation and sound. (Web site)
2. Use Windows 95 or higher to achieve the realistic atmosphere of a Bridge game with animation and sound. (Web site)
3. Use Windows 95 or higher to achieve the realistic atmosphere of a Canasta game with animation and sound. (Web site)

Users

1. Windows 3.1x, Windows for Workgroups 3.1x and Windows 95 users define environment variable in the autoexec.bat file.
2. Windows NT and Windows 95 users have a native 32-bit operating system with built-in OLE support and winsock software.
3. Tracks are saved as WAV or MP3 (CBR or VBR). Windows 95, 98 and ME users can also extract CD tracks shown as WAV's in Windows Explorer.

Unix

1. For example, go to a DOS prompt in Windows 95, the % prompt in UNIX, or use a ping client for Windows 3.1 or Mac, and type ping www.winfiles.com.
2. It also supports all major network operating systems, including NetWare, Windows NT, Windows 95 and Unix.
3. The development platforms are Windows 95 and Windows NT, but it also works on Unix.

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