Computer Terms
When was the last time you heard such computer terms as PowerPC, multitasking, or interface? We are all familiar with these terms but do you know the definition? This is where Computer Terms can help. Chock full of over one hundred entries defining those computer terms we all use. For example, PowerPC actually  refers to a family of RISC-based CPU chips from Motorola and IBM. It was also designed by Apple. The PowerMac was the first personal computer to use the PowerPC. To run efficiently, this program must be copied to your Hard Drive.

DarkSide of the Mac
DarkSide is an application (not a conflict causing extension) that serves as a screen saver. Screen savers are used to protect your Macintosh screen from burn in. DarkSide is very nicely done, with a large number of modules built-in: fireworks, moire, playful kitten, etc. It supports Fade Now, Fade Never corners, and most AfterDark modules. To run efficiently, this program must be copied to your Hard Drive.

Disinfectant
Disinfectant provides basic virus protection for your Macintosh. Disinfectant scans files upon launch and monitors your system for any unusual activity. You can also have Disinfectant  manually scan floppy disks.  Anyone currently not using anti-virus software should seriously consider using Disinfectant to protect against potentially dangerous code viruses. To run efficiently, this program must be copied to your Hard Drive.
 
DiskDup+
Everyone copies disks at one time or another and this is one of the best programs to do it with. Copy  up to 1440K floppies, create disk names, and also verify your copies. Do you need a copy of your master disks and you do not want to take the chance of changing them? DiskDup+ to the rescue. Your master disk is never mounted, so changes or viruses can never travel on to the master (and it's copies) during the duplication process.

Help!
Help! reads your system and gives you an assessment on it. Help! can solve extension conflicts, identifies problems with your applications, identifies unnecessary files which can be removed and identifies damaged software files. These are just a few of the many abilities that Help! can do for you. Because Help! relies on a vast database of Macintosh problems, Help! is the ONLY diagnostic tool which can solve all your problems at once in about 5 minutes or less. To run efficiently, this program must be copied to your Hard Drive.