Installation Steps: Step 4

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Windows 95

Installation Steps

-Step 4-

-The "Get Connected" Dialog Box

-Microsoft Corporation is very proud of the networkability of their Windows 95 product, and they'd like to give you the opportunity to "Get Connected" by giving you the option to select 3 components that let you do just that.

-The "Get Connected" dialog box offers 3 selections, and selecting any of them will install Microsoft's Exchange client. Exchange is a universal "In-Box" for electronic mail and faxes. The three options are:

THE MICROSOFT NETWORK

-Microsoft has its own online service that offers internet access, software libraries and forums that cater to all different types of interest groups. Selecting this option only installs the software needed to connect to the Microsoft Network. Establishing a user account to that service is a separate procedure.

MICROSOFT MAIL

-Unless you are connected to a Local Area Network and your coworkers all correspond using Microsoft Mail, or you have intentions of setting up a Microsoft Network account, do not install this option. Should you later determine that you need Microsoft Mail, you can always install it later.

MICROSOFT FAX

-Choosing this option will allow you to send and receive fax transmissions with your computer if you have a PC that is equipped with a Fax modem. Microsoft Fax uses Microsoft Exchange as a universal in-box for Fax transmissions.

Hardware Requirements

Back Up

Step #1 - Scandisk Checks Your Hard Drive

Step #2 - Choosing The Windows 95 Directory

Step #3 - Checking For Available Disk Space

Step #4 - The "Get Connected" Dialog Box

Step #5 - The 'Setup Options' dialog box

Step #6 - "About" dialog box

Step #7 - The Hardware Detection Phase

Step #8 - Choosing The Components Of A Custom Install

Step #9 - The "Computer Settings" dialog box

Step #10 - Creating An Emergency Startup Disk

Step #11 - Installing The Source Files

Step #12 - Finalizing The Computer's Configuration

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