In the past, whenever you installed new hardware devices,
you had to tinker with Windows so that it recognized the
new device and could send and receive data to and from the device.
Well, those days are gone.
Windows 95 queries the new device for you and sets all the
necessary parameters to communicate with the new device.
The new device must say "Plug and Play" on the box for
this feature to work, but, of course, most hardware manufactures
follow this standard.
To Install a New Program using My Computer:
Open My Computer.
Choose Control Panel.
Choose Add/Remove.
Click on the Install button when the
next screen appears and follow the directions on the screen.
To Run the New Program you installed
Choose Start/Programs.
Locate the program you installed from the list.
(That’s all there is to Running a program)
or
Choose Start.
Choose Run.
Click on the Browse button.
Once opened you may want to move the Browse dialog box.
In the Browse window, click on the down arrow of Files of type.
Select All Files
Select the program you installed from the list.
Click Open.
Select OK in the Run dialog box.
(That’s all there is to Running a program)
Install and Run a New Program
