Windows annoyances - David A. Karp

Windows Annoyances, a comprehensive resource for intermediate
to advanced users of Windows 95 and NT 4.0, details step-by-step how to
customize your Win95/NT operating systems through an extensive collection
of tips, tricks, and workarounds.Learn how to customize every aspect of your Win95/NT system, far beyond the intentions of Microsoft.
Programmers and network administrators will
appreciate the information in this book.
Even advanced users will find it
intriguing.
All of the extensive details have been laid out in a simple,
direct format that intermediate to advanced users can follow with ease.Features that can be found in both Win95 and WinNT 4.0 are covered:

• Customize your PC by learning methods of backing up, repairing,
  compressing, and transferring portions of the Registry.
• For Win95 users, discover how Plug and Play, the technology
  that makes Win95 so compatible, can save you time and improve the way you interact with your computer.
• Explore an exhaustive collection of tips and tricks for customizing the new interface of Win95/NT.
• Learn how to benefit from the new 32-bit software and hardware drivers that support such features as improved multitasking and long filenames.

You will also find topics ranging from useful keyboard shortcuts to
ways you can format floppies faster, more reliably, and with greater
capacity.
Networking in Win95/NT is an issue for many users, but this
book covers in detail everything from dialing into the Internet to
connecting two computers across a peer-to-peer network!
This book even provides instructions for capatilizing on security and multiple-user
settings for Win95 and WinNT.
You will also discover ways of
acquiring and using third-party software and utilities to tackle some
of the more complex workarounds, requiring a minimum investment in both
time and money.
Windows Annoyances not only shows you
step-by-step how to personally customize your Win95/NT operating systems,
it provides you with the ability to troubleshoot common problems, thus giving you immense control over the operating system.(Note: This book is not replaced by Windows 98 Annoyances. O'Reilly will be providing ongoing marketing support for both volumes.