Continue.


Quickbooks 2.0
--------------

If you experience problems running Quickbooks 2.0 
with Windows 98, add the following entry to the 
[Compatibility] section of your WIN.INI file:

	QBW=0x08000000


Quickbooks 3.0
--------------

Before you minimize Quickbooks, be sure to register 
the product. If you have already minimized it and 
are experiencing problems running Quickbooks 3.0, 
delete the QBW.INI file in your Quickbooks folder. 


Quicken
-------

If you configured Quicken to use a printer other 
than the system default printer or to use custom 
fonts, you will lose these settings after you upgrade 
to Windows 98. After you install Windows 98, you can 
use Quicken to restore these settings.


Rumba Office 2.0
----------------

The shared folders functionality is not present in 
Windows 98 and causes installation problems if you 
select it. 

>>>To turn off this feature, when you install Rumba:

1. Select Custom.

2. Select AS/400.

3. Make sure the Shared folders and client API check 
   box is not checked.

4. Continue the installation process.


Savage: The Ultimate Quest for Survival (Viridis)
-------------------------------------------------

This game has been known to stop responding during 
Setup. It occasionally displays a double cursor, and it
malfunctions with the S3 Trio64+ video card. To solve 
these problems, restart your computer. If the problems 
persist, the vendor recommends that you install the 
16-bit version of this game. 


Splice 2.0
----------

You may encounter a General Protection Fault if you 
try to create an optimal palette with some video files. 
This problem has been fixed by Asymetrix in the most 
recent version (now called Digital Video Producer). A 
free upgrade is available from Asymetrix for all 
registered Splice users. For more information, contact 
Asymetrix Technical Support at (425) 637-1600.


Stacker 4.1 (Stac)
------------------

Windows 98 does not run on a Stacker compressed hard 
drive. If you currently have Stacker v. 4.1 installed 
on your computer, uninstall Stacker before you upgrade 
to Windows 98.


SuperPrint
----------

SuperPrint 2.0 (which includes SuperQue) does not 
work with Windows 98. For more information about 
SuperQue 95, call (800) 366-7494.


Talk-To Plus
------------

For information about a compatible Windows 98 
upgrade, call Dragon Systems at (800) 825-5897 
or (617) 965-5200.


Timeline
--------

You may have problems running existing macros with 
Timeline. Timeline tries to use Window handles that 
it has already freed and may cause an error. For 
information about program updates, contact the vendor.


Triple Play 98 (EA Sports)
--------------------------

The autorun feature on the Triple Play 98 CD-ROM might 
cause a general protection fault. Use the Setup.exe 
on the CD-ROM, or for further information, visit the 
Electronic Arts Web site at http://www.easports.com/


Typestry 2.0
------------

If you experience problems running Typestry 2.0, 
obtain a patch from Pixar, Inc. Call the product 
support number that came with your software. You 
may also have problems using Typestry to print to 
a PostScript printer under Windows 98. The workaround 
is to use a non-PostScript or UniDrive printer.
Ultima VI/Wing Commander CD-ROM: Because Windows 98 
does not support the JOIN command, you need to run 
the Ultima VI/Wing Commander CD-ROM from your hard 
drive. The procedure for doing this is outlined 
below and in the documentation for this CD-ROM game. 
Copy all programs to your hard drive, and then run 
INSTALL.EXE to configure the program. You need 
approximately 13 MB of space for Wing Commander and 
5 MB of space for Ultima VI.

>>>To copy all files for either Wing Commander
   or Ultima VI:

1. Click Start, point to Programs, and then 
   click Explorer.

2. Click your CD-ROM drive.

3. Click the icon for the folder you want to copy, 
   and then drag it to your hard disk icon.

4. To configure the proper video and sound options, 
   run the install program from your hard drive.


Virtual Pool 2
--------------

VRSports Virtual Pool 2 cannot be played in any color 
depth greater than 8 bit (256 colors) in Windows 98. 
For more information about Virtual Pool 2 upgrades, 
contact Interplay by calling (714) 553-6678 or visit 
the VR Sports website at http://www.vrsports.com


Where In The USA Is Carmen San Diego? (Broderbund)
--------------------------------------------------

This program is unable to initialize graphics when run on 
Windows 98 in 16-bit color mode. This program runs 
correctly using 256 colors.


WinShield Version 1.0.1 (Kent Marsh) 
------------------------------------

If you have WinShield version 1.0.1 loaded on your computer, 
do the following before you upgrade to Windows 98:

1. Remove WinShield by using the Setup program found 
   on the installation disks.

2. When the uninstall is finished, upgrade to Windows 98.

IMPORTANT: To avoid deletion of all devices in Device 
Manager, install Windows 98 immediately after WinShield 
is removed. Do not restart, use the Add New Hardware 
wizard, or attempt to use Device Manager before the 
Windows 98 installation is complete. WinShield version 
1.5 does not exhibit this behavior.


XtraDrive
---------

You must load SETVER before the file XTRADRV.SYS 
loads. 



THIRD-PARTY MEMORY MANAGERS
===========================

386MAX 7.0
----------

Windows 98 removes the following lines from the 
CONFIG.SYS file during setup:
	
	Device=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.max pro=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.pro
	Install=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.max

If Windows 98 fails to start after Setup, perform the 
following procedure:

1. Refer to the \Manual\Readme.txt file (packaged 
   with 386MAX) for information about specific software 
   and hardware incompatibilities with the 386MAX software.

2. Run the MAXIMIZE program:

3. After MAXIMIZE restarts your computer for the 
   first time, when you see the BIOS installed 
   successfully! message, press CTRL. 

4. Choose Safe Mode Command Prompt Only. 

5. Open your CONFIG.SYS file using a text editor, 
   such as MS-DOS Editor, and delete the following 
   lines:

	Device=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.max pro=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.pro
	Install=\386MAX\ExtraDOS.max

6. Open your 386MAX.PRO file, which is located in 
   the folder where 386MAX is installed, and delete 
   any of the following lines that are present:

	Line beginning with "PRGREG"
	Line beginning with "HPDAREG"
	Line beginning with "STACKREG"

7. Restart your computer, and then follow these steps:

   a. When the BIOS installed successfully! message appears, 
      press CTRL.

   b. Choose Command Prompt Only. MAXIMIZE should 
      continue setting up.

   c. Each time the computer restarts, repeat 
      steps a and b until MAXIMIZE has finished.

NOTE: If the message "ExtraDOS Error" appears, click OK.


386MAX v7.02, BLUEMAX v7.02, and later versions
-----------------------------------------------

Version 7.02 and later of BLUEMAX and 386MAX are 
designed to run with Windows 98. A free update can 
be obtained from Qualitas, Inc., at the following 
locations:

	Qualitas BBS - Dial (301) 907-8030
	CompuServe - PCVENA, GO QUALITAS
	America Online - Keyword Qualitas
	Qualitas Customer Service - (301) 907-7400

If you have version 7.02 or later of these memory 
managers, you do not need to follow the workarounds 
described in the following sections. However, if 
you install Windows 98 on a system that already has 
a later version of BLUEMAX or 386MAX, run the 
MAXIMIZE utility to reinstall the ExtraDOS utility 
that Windows 98 removes during Setup.


BLUEMAX 7.0
-----------

Windows 98 removes the following lines from the 
CONFIG.SYS file during Setup:

	Device=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.max pro=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.pro
	Install=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.max

If Windows 98 fails to start after Setup:

1. Refer to the \Manual\Readme.txt file (packaged 
   with BlueMAX) about specific software and 
   hardware incompatibilities with the BlueMAX 
   software.

2. Run the MAXIMIZE program.

3. After MAXIMIZE restarts your computer 
   for the first time, and you see the BIOS installed 
   successfully! message, press CTRL.

4. Choose Safe Mode Command Prompt Only. 

5. Open your CONFIG.SYS file by using any 
   text editor, such as MS-DOS Editor, and 
   remove the following lines:

	Device=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.max pro=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.pro
	Install=\BlueMAX\ExtraDOS.max

6. Open your BLUEMAX.PRO file, which is located in 
   the directory where BlueMAX is installed, and remove 
   the following lines if they exist:

	Line beginning with "PRGREG"
	Line beginning with "HPDAREG"
	Line beginning with "STACKREG"

7. Restart your computer, and then follow these steps:

   a. When you see the BIOS installed successfully! message, 
      press CTRL.

   b. Click Command Prompt Only. MAXIMIZE should 
      continue setting up.

   c. Each time the computer restarts, repeat 
      steps a and b until MAXIMIZE has finished.

NOTE: If the message "ExtraDOS Error" appears, click OK.


NETROOM version 3.04
--------------------

If you are running Helix Netroom, you must disable 
Cacheclk.exe, Netroom\Stacks.exe, and Netroom\Setcfg.exe 
before setting up Windows 98.


QEMM 7.01 - 8.01
----------------

Windows 98 removes the following drivers from the 
CONFIG.SYS file during Setup:

	Dosdata.sys
	Dos-up.sys
	St-dbl.sys   (7.01-7.04)
	St-dspc.sys  (7.5)

After Setup, if Windows 98 fails to start:

1. Refer to the \Manual\Technotes\Readme.txt file 
   (packaged with QEMM) for information about 
   specific software and hardware incompatibilities 
   with QEMM software.

2. Check Stealthing Options. Change ST:M to 
   ST:F on the Qemm386.sys line in the CONFIG.SYS 
   file, and then restart your computer. If Windows 98
   fails again, delete the ST:M or ST:F from the 
   Qemm386.sys line in the CONFIG.SYS file, and then 
   restart your computer.

3. Run QSETUP and turn off DOS-UP, Quickboot, 
   and Stealthing Options (see previous step). 

4. Run the OPTIMIZE program. 

   NOTE: If DOS-UP or Stealthing is enabled in QSETUP, 
   OPTIMIZE adds them to the CONFIG.SYS file. Currently, 
   Windows 98 may fail to start with DOSDATA.SYS and 
   DOS-UP.SYS installed in the CONFIG.SYS file.

DOSDATA.SYS, a portion of the DOS-UP features of 
QEMM, causes the Windows 98 multiboot feature 
to attempt to start Windows 98 even after you 
select the Previous Version of MS-DOS option. To 
bypass this situation, press F4 during the second 
appearance of "Starting Windows 98." To correct 
this problem permanently, remove DOSDATA.SYS and 
DOS-UP.SYS from the CONFIG.DOS file. 

10 arp.exe
10 cdplayer.exe
10 drvspace.exe
10 ftp.exe
10 hh.exe
10 inetmib1.dll
10 nbtstat.exe
10 net.exe
10 netstat.exe
10 ping.exe
10 route.exe
10 setver.exe
10 snmpapi.dll
10 telnet.exe
10 tracert.exe
10 winipcfg.exe
10 winpopup.exe
10 winsock.dll
11 afvxd.vxd
11 atl.dll
11 avicap.dll
11 cabinet.dll
11 choosusr.dll
11 commdlg.dll
11 dfs.vxd
11 dskapi16.dll
11 dskapi32.dll
11 eisa.vxd
11 elpc3r.sys
11 fastir.vxd
11 filesec.vxd
11 icmp.dll
11 imgadmin.ocx
11 imgedit.ocx
11 imgscan.ocx
11 imgthumb.ocx
11 ircomm.vxd
11 irdalan.sys
11 irenum.vxd
11 irlamp.vxd
11 jpeg1x32.dll
11 jpeg2x32.dll
11 lmscript.exe
11 msab32.dll
11 msafd.dll
11 msanalog.vxd
11 msjstick.drv
11 msnet32.dll
11 msnp32.dll
11 mspp32.dll
11 mssp.vxd
11 nscl.vxd
11 nw16.dll
11 nwab32.dll
11 nwlink.vxd
11 nwlscon.exe
11 nwlsproc.exe
11 nwnet32.dll
11 nwnp32.dll
11 nwpp32.dll
11 nwredir.vxd
11 nwsp.vxd
11 oiadm400.dll
11 oicom400.dll
11 oidis400.dll
11 oifil400.dll
11 oigfs400.dll
11 oiprt400.dll
11 oislb400.dll
11 oissq400.dll
11 oitwa400.dll
11 oiui400.dll
11 pcntn4m.sys
11 pppndi.dll
11 qosname.dll
11 quartz.vxd
11 rapilib.dll
11 regwiz.exe
11 rnr20.dll
11 routetab.dll
11 rpcltc3.dll
11 rpcltc6.dll
11 rpclts3.dll
11 rpclts6.dll
11 rsvp.exe
11 rsvpsp.dll
11 s3.dll
11 s3.drv
11 s3.vxd
11 s3mm.dll
11 s3mm.drv
11 sapnsp.dll
11 shell.dll
11 supervga.drv
11 user.exe
11 vdhcp.386
11 ver.dll
11 vip.386
11 vjoyd.vxd
11 vmm32.vxd
11 vnbt.386
11 vredir.vxd
11 vtcp.386
11 vudp.386
11 wangcmn.dll
11 wangshl.dll
11 wshtcp.vxd
11 wsipx.vxd
11 wsirda.vxd
11 wsock32.dll
12 amsint.mpd
12 drvspacx.vxd
13 drvspace.sys
13 scanreg.exe
22 mrci2.vxd
------------------------------------------------------------------
      Microsoft Windows 98 README for Tips and Tricks
                     March 1998            
------------------------------------------------------------------

(c) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1998


This document provides complementary or late-breaking information 
to supplement the Microsoft Windows 98 documentation.

------------------------
HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT
------------------------

To view Tips.txt on-screen in Notepad, maximize the Notepad window.

To print Tips.txt, open it in Notepad or another word processor, 
and then on the File menu, click Print.

-------- 
CONTENTS
--------

MS-DOS COMMAND PROMPT

MISCELLANEOUS TIPS AND TRICKS
------------------------------


NOTE: For more tips and keyboard shortcuts, see online Help.


MS-DOS COMMAND PROMPT
=====================

Directory Shortcuts
-------------------

Related directories have the following shortcuts:

. = current directory 
.. = parent directory 
... = parent directory once removed
.... = parent directory twice removed 

For example, if you are in the C:\Windows\System\Viewers 
directory, and you enter cd... at the command prompt, the 
directory changes to C:\Windows.


Visual Display Of Directory From The Command Prompt
---------------------------------------------------

If you are at a command prompt and want a visual display 
of a directory (folder), type "start ." to view the current 
folder, or "start .." to view the root folder.


Drag File Names To The Command Prompt
-------------------------------------

You can drag file and folder icons from the desktop or a 
folder to a command prompt instead of typing the file or 
folder name. The file or folder name is then placed in the 
keyboard buffer of the running MS-DOS-based program.


Copy And Paste Information From And To The Command Prompt
---------------------------------------------------------

Activate the toolbar in the MS-DOS-based program 
window to gain point-and-click access to copy, cut, 
and paste operations from a Windows-based program to 
an MS-DOS-based program. For example, you can copy a 
folder shortcut on the screen, and then paste it into 
a mail message.


Start Windows-Based Programs From The Command Prompt
----------------------------------------------------

You can start Windows-based programs from a command 
prompt by typing the name of the program you want to 
run, including parameters. For example, to start Notepad, 
type "notepad" at the command prompt, and then press ENTER. 
You can also start Windows-based programs in batch files.

You can use the Start command at a command prompt to 
start a program or open a document. For example, you 
can type "C:>start calc.exe."


COMMAND.PIF
-----------

To set the properties for an MS-DOS window, open the 
PIF folder and edit Command.pif, or find Command.com 
and edit the properties there.


DOSKEY
------

If you want to use DOSKEY in an MS-DOS window without 
loading it in Autoexec.bat or creating a startup batch 
script, you can specify DOSKEY as the startup batch 
file in the program properties. If you decide to use 
a different startup batch file, simply move DOSKEY 
into this batch file.


Easy Disk Copy From The Desktop
-------------------------------

You can create a shortcut on the desktop to use for 
copying floppy disks. Right-click the desktop, point 
to New, and then click Shortcut. In the Create 
Shortcut dialog box, type

	diskcopy A: A: 

to copy a disk (substitute B to use the B drive).


Windows Explorer Switches
-------------------------

Windows Explorer switches are useful in creating rooted folders:

	Explorer [/e,][/root,<object>,] [[<folder>]| [/select, <sub object>]]

/e		Use Explorer view (scope and results pane view).
		The default is open view (results in pane view only).
	
/root<object>	Specify the object in the "normal" name space that is 
		used as the root (top level) for Windows Explorer. The 
		default is the Desktop folder.
	
/select		The parent folder opens and the specified object is 
		selected.

<sub object>	The folder or file that Windows Explorer opens. If 
		the /select switch is used, the sub object is 
		highlighted. If the /select switch is not used, the 
		folder or file opens in Explorer. The default is the 
		root<object>.

Examples:	Explorer /e, /root, \\Reports
		Opens an Explorer window at \\Reports.

		Explorer /select, C:\Windows\Calc.exe
		Opens a folder at C:\Windows (or activates one that is
		currently open), and selects Calc.exe.

		Explorer /e, /root, 
		\Source\Internal\Design\Users\David\Archive
		Opens a folder to the Archive folder. This is a 
		good way to create a dedicated, remote, documents 
		archive folder. A link to the 
		\\Source\Internal\Design\Users\David\Archive folders 
		can then be placed in the SendTo folder for quick 
		routing of documents.


>>>To open the Systems Properties dialog box:

1. Right-click My Computer.

2. Click Properties, and then click Hardware Profiles.

3. Verify that the two hardware profile options Docked 
   and Undocked are available. 

If these options are not available, select Original 
Configuration, and then click Rename. Type DOCKED and 
then click OK. Highlight the word DOCKED and then click 
Copy. In the Copy Profile Dialog Box, type UNDOCKED.


>>>To install the VGA driver:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click 
   Control Panel. 

2. Double-click Display.

3. Click Settings, and then click Change Display Type. 

4. Under Adapter Type, click Change, and then install 
   the VGA driver.


>>>To set up the video driver for docked and undocked 
   configurations

1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, 
   double-click System, and then click Device Manager.

2. Click the plus sign (+) next to Display Adapter, 
   and then double-click VGA. 

3. On the General tab, under Device usage, make 
   sure the Undocked check box is selected and the 
   Docked check box is cleared. Click OK.

4. On the Device Manager tab, click the plus sign (+) 
   next to Display adapters, and then double-click 
   the S3 adapter.

5. On the General tab, under Device usage, make sure 
   the Docked check box is selected and the Undocked 
   check box is cleared. 

6. Click OK, and then click OK again.


>>>To set up for no network in an undocked state

1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, 
   double-click System, and then click Device Manager.

2. Click Network adapters, and then double-click your 
   network card. 

3. On the General tab, under Device usage, click to 
   clear Undocked check box. Click OK, and then 
   click OK again.


>>>To set up for no RNA while docked:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, 
   double-click System, and then click Device Manager.

2. Click the plus sign (+) next to Network adapters, 
   and then double-click Dial-up Adapter. On the General 
   tab, under Device usage, click to clear the Docked 
   check box. 


MISCELLANEOUS TIPS AND TRICKS
=============================


Configuration Summary
---------------------

To print a copy of your system configuration summary, 
right-click My Computer, click Device Manager, and then 
click Print.


Sending Objects By Using The Send To Feature
--------------------------------------------

You can drag any shortcut to the Send To folder. Shortcuts 
can be to a printer, fax, network drive, or Windows program. 
To open the Send To folder, click Start, and then click Run. 
In the Open box, type Send To, and then press ENTER. Use the 
right mouse button to drag the item's icon into the Send To 
window. The shortcut appears on the Send To menu. Right-click 
a document or folder icon, click Send To, and then click a
menu item. 

For example, you can create a link to Notepad.exe in your 
Send To folder. Then, if you right-click a document, you can 
click Send To, and then click Notepad.


Quick View
----------

If Quick View is installed, and if Quick View supports a 
particular file format, you can quickly view the contents 
of that file by right-clicking it, and then clicking Quick 
View.


Disk Tools
----------

Right-click a drive in My Computer, and then click Properties. 
Click Tools to use ScanDisk, Backup, and Defragmenter.


Convert Windows 3.1 Program Groups
----------------------------------

You can convert Windows 3.1 program groups in two ways:

- Click a .grp file to automatically convert it to a 
  Windows 98 folder.

-OR-

- Run the GRPCONV command with the /m parameter to display 
  a dialog box in which you can select groups to convert.


Open With
---------

To open an associated file with a different program, 
hold SHIFT and right-click the file. Click Open With. 
Under Choose the program you want to use, click 
the program you want to use, and then click OK.


Hotkeys
-------

In Windows 98, hotkeys assigned to shortcuts in the 
Start menu or its subfolders can be used to start 
programs any time.


Screen Resolution
-----------------

To quickly change screen resolution for different 
applications, right-click anywhere on the desktop, and 
then click Settings. Under Screen area, move the slider 
bar to the desired resolution.


File Names And Extensions
-------------------------

The following are valid file names for Windows 98 programs:

	12345678.ABC (MS-DOS name)
	12345678.ABCDEF (no limit on extensions)
	123456789012345678901234567890123456789.ABC (long file name)
	1234567890123456789012345678901234567890.ABCDEF (long file name 
           and long extension) 
	This is a valid file name (long names with spaces that mean 
           something).

To view the MS-DOS name associated with a long file name, 
right-click the file, and then click Properties. 


Developer's Trick
-----------------

If you need to restart the taskbar (for example, after 
you've changed a registry entry), you can press 
CTRL+ALT+DEL to remove Windows Explorer. When the 
Shutdown dialog box appears, click No. At the next 
prompt, click End Task. The taskbar is removed, 
and then restarts. 


Making A Startup Disk
---------------------

To create a complete startup disk, click Start, 
point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then 
double-click Add/Remove Programs. Click Startup 
Disk, and then Create Disk.


Undoing A File Move Or File Rename
----------------------------------

If you forget where you just moved a file in Windows 
Explorer or accidentally renamed a file, on the Edit 
menu, click Undo or press CTRL+Z.


Display Properties
------------------

Right-click anywhere on the desktop, and then click 
Properties to change the desktop background, screen 
saver, appearance, or Web or video settings. To change 
your primary display font, change the font on the 
Appearance tab.


Taskbar Clock
-------------

Place the mouse pointer over taskbar clock to view the 
date. Double-click the taskbar clock to set the system 
time, date, and time zone. To remove the clock from the 
taskbar, right-click the taskbar, and then click 
Properties. Click Taskbar Options, and then click to 
clear the Show Clock option.


Easy Access To Computer Properties
----------------------------------

To view your computer (system) properties, right-click 
My Computer and then click Properties. If you have a 
Microsoft Natural Keyboard, press WINDOWS+BREAK. 

To view Network properties, right-click Network 
Neighborhood, and then click Properties.


Using The Keyboard Instead Of A Mouse
----------------------------------------

You can move the cursor without using the mouse 
by turning on MouseKeys. Accessibility Options must 
be installed before you can use MouseKeys.
















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