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	Introduction	Creating shortcut keys
	The Windows 98 Desktop	Adding files and folders to the Start Menu
	Using the mouse	Customizing your desktop
	Shortcut menu's	Using the Restore Kit Help System
	Formatting disks	Setting up the Phone Dialer
	Create a startup disk	Using Word Pad
	Start Menu	Working with media clips & video files
	Task switching	Adding charts to documents
	Copying files	Working with the Clipboard
	Using Explorer	Working with the Clipboard Viewer
	Common Features of Windows 98	Using Note Pad
	Minimizing, Maximizing & Restoring	Working with Scraps
	Long File Names	Quick View
	Common error messages	Working with the New List
	Using the Taskbar	File Management
	Using the Run command	Working with the Print Queue
	Keyboard shortcuts	Running multiple programs at the same time
	Shutting down Windows 98
	Creating folders	Advanced
	Creating shortcuts to a file	Working with the Registry
	How to change a shortcut icon	Using the Registry Editor
	Installing fonts	Backing up the Registry
	Setting the Date & Time	Using the Configuration Backup Utility
	Installing a printer	Setting User Profiles
	Using the calculator	Creating templates
	Searching for documents	Working with the Recycle Bin
	Printing	Restoring files
	Using the Copy Disk command	Using the Documents List
		Setting CD Options
	Intermediate	Using Scan Disk
	Customizing the Taskbar	Working with the Defrag Utility
	Using Help	Setting sound effects to Windows 98 events
	Setting up the Help database	Using Microsoft Backup
	Annotating help files	Selecting Backup & Restore options
	Adding Programs to the Start Menu	Creating Backup File Sets
	Using the Run command