For these team members, there can never be enough shortcuts for getting stuff done. They've come in late at night, night after night, when everyone else is sound asleep -- real programmers don't sleep -- and put together a set of tools: the PowerToys.

They wrote 'em. We like 'em. We think you will, too. So if you're a Windows 95 power-user, go ahead and try them out... but don't go crying to our Help Center if you get confused: there's no lifeguard on duty, so you're swimming at your own risk. Don't get us wrong -- they all do what they should -- but they are not part of Windows 95, and are not supported by Microsoft.

1. Create a folder for the PowerToys. Right-click on the desktop and choose New:Folder from the pop-up menu. Name the folder "Power".
2. Download the PowerToys. Click the link on the PowerToy page to download the file "PowerToy.exe". Save it in the Power folder you just created.
3. De-compress the file "PowerToy.exe". Open the Power folder and double-click the file "PowerToy.EXE". This will create several new files in your Power folder.
4. Install the PowerToys. Find the new Setup Information files ("INF" files -- they look like notepads with a little yellow gear on each). Right-click each one (one for each PowerToy), then choose Install.
   Note: Special installation instructions for the new HTML Printer driver can be found in HTMLDRV.txt.