Explorer.exe,,,32 ;flags 32 to suppress ver conflicts
rundll32.exe
[shell.files.hlp]
packager.cnt
packager.hlp
regedit.hlp
regedit.cnt
[shell.files.sys]
shell.dll, shell.new,,40 ;flags 32 and 8 (32-suppress ver conflict, 8-force rename)
;shell.dll, shell.new,,12 ;flags 4 and 8 (4-ignore ver conflict, overwrite newer files (REVIEW, revert to above line when PLUS! is fixed) , 8-force rename)
shell32.dll,,,40 ;flags 32 and 8 (32-suppress ver conflict, 8-force rename)
comctl32.dll,,,32 ;flags 32 to suppress ver conflicts
linkinfo.dll
docprop.dll,,,32 ;flags 32 to suppress ver conflicts
shscrap.dll,,,32 ;flags 32 to suppress ver conflicts
;HACK Asymetrix Compel has .CPL data files and registers an open verb
;make our verb explicitly different so that when Compel is installed the
;user can use both types of CPL files but Compel's will be the default
DESC_VERB_CPLOPEN = "Open with Control Panel"
DESC_FON = "Font file"
DESC_TTF = "TrueType Font file"
DESC_ICO = "Icon"
DESC_CUR = "Cursor"
DESC_ANI = "Animated Cursor"
DESC_BMK = "Shortcut into a document"
DESC_SCRAP = "Scrap object"
DESC_PACKAGE = "Package"
DESC_CONTROLS = "Control Panel"
DESC_PRINTERS = "Printers"
DESC_SHELLMONIKER = "Shell Moniker"
DESC_FILESYSATTR = "File system attributes"
DESC_PIFPAGE = ".PIF file property pages"
DESC_PIFFILE = ".PIF file handler"
DESC_DOCPROP = "OLE Docfile Property Page"
DESC_RECYCLEBIN = "Recycle Bin"
DESC_DESKTOP = "Desktop"
DESK_MYCOMP = "My Computer"
DESK_NETHOOD = "Network Neighborhood"
;disk performance templates
DiskPerfDesktop = "Desktop computer"
DiskPerfMobile = "Mobile or docking system"
DiskPerfServer = "Network server"
;icon spacing factor
IconSpacingFactor = "100" ;Set to 100 for English, change for other languages
;REVIEW: we may be able to remove these since we special case opne and print verbs
V_EDIT = "&Edit"
V_PLAY = "&Play"
V_MERGE = "Mer&ge"
V_CONNECT = "&Connect"
V_TEST = "T&est"
V_ACTIVATE = "&Activate Contents"
V_EDITPACKAGE = "&Edit Package"
V_CONFIGURE = "C&onfigure"
V_INSTALL = "&Install"
V_FINDCOMP = "&Find Computer..."
NoneDesc = "(None)"
BricksDesc = "Bricks"
ButtonsDesc = "Buttons"
CargoNetDesc = "Cargo Net"
CircuitsDesc = "Circuits"
CobblestonesDesc = "Cobblestones"
ColosseumDesc = "Colosseum"
DaisiesDesc = "Daisies"
DizzyDesc = "Dizzy"
FieldEffectDesc = "Field Effect"
KeyDesc = "Key"
LiveWireDesc = "Live Wire"
PlaidDesc = "Plaid"
RounderDesc = "Rounder"
ScalesDesc = "Scales"
StoneDesc = "Stone"
ThatchesDesc = "Thatches"
TileDesc = "Tile"
TrianglesDesc = "Triangles"
RevengeDesc = "Waffle's Revenge"
Templates_DESC = "Document Templates"
Templates_TIP = "Allows you to easily create new documents for your most common programs"
DISK_TOOLS = "Disk Tools Extension"
COPY_HOOK = "Shell Copy Hook"
SCRAP_DATAHANDLER = "Shell Scrap DataHandler"
DISKCOPY_DATAHANDLER = "Disk Copy Extension"
MMEDIA = "Multimedia"
ACCESSMMEDIA = "Accessories\Multimedia"
GAMES = "Games"
ACCESSGAMES = "Accessories\Games"
SYSTOOLS = "System Tools"
DESKTOP = "Desktop"
PROGRAMS = "Programs"
ACCESSSYSTOOLS = "Accessories\System Tools"
DOTDOTDESKTOP = "..\..\Desktop"
DOT = "."
CursorSchemeAni = "Animated Hourglasses"
CursorScheme = "Windows Standard"
DRIVE = "Drive"
FOLDER = "Folder"
FSFOLDER = "File Folder"
AUDIOCD = "AudioCD"
TIP00 = "If you don't know how to do something, you can look it up in Help. Just click the Start button, and then click Help."
TIP01 = "The Shut Down command on the Start menu enables you to safely shut down your computer."
TIP02 = "To add a program to your Start menu, you can drag the program's icon onto the Start button."
TIP03 = "You can use your right mouse button to drag files. Try it and see what happens!"
TIP04 = "You can use long filenames when you save documents. You can even use spaces!"
TIP05 = "You can use your right mouse button to click anywhere and see a menu of available commands."
TIP06 = "To print a document quickly, you can drag its icon onto a printer icon."
TIP07 = "To change your desktop background, click it by using your right mouse button; then click Properties."
TIP08 = "You can get Help on each item in a dialog box by clicking the question-mark in the title bar and then clicking the item."
TIP09 = "You can use Windows Explorer to see all the files on your computer."
TIP10 = "You can solve printer problems by using the Print Troubleshooter in Help."
TIP11 = "You can move the taskbar to any edge of your screen by dragging it with your mouse."
TIP12 = "You can minimize all open windows at once; just use your right mouse button to click an empty area on the taskbar, and then click Minimize All Windows."
TIP13 = "To set your computer's clock, you can double-click the clock on the taskbar."
TIP14 = "You can minimize neck strain by positioning your monitor at eye level."
TIP15 = "To change the Windows color scheme, use your right mouse button to click the desktop; then click Properties."
TIP16 = "You can solve memory problems on your computer by using the Memory Troubleshooter in Help."
TIP17 = "To select more than one file or folder, hold down CTRL while you click each item."
TIP18 = "To change your screen saver, use your right mouse button to click the desktop; then click Properties."
TIP19 = "Deleted files and folders are saved in the Recycle Bin until you empty it."
TIP20 = "You can use Paint in the Accessories folder to draw pictures and to view bitmap files."
TIP21 = "You can switch mouse buttons if you are left-handed. Just double-click the Mouse icon in Control Panel."
TIP22 = "To open a document quickly, you can double-click its icon."
TIP23 = "When you type, you should keep your wrists elevated or use a wristpad to minimize strain."
TIP24 = "You can find many interesting programs by clicking the Start button, pointing to Programs, and then pointing to Accessories."
TIP25 = "You can start a Windows-based program from an MS-DOS window."
TIP26 = "You can copy and paste text between MS-DOS and Windows."
TIP27 = "To see how much disk space is free, use your right mouse button to click the icon for the drive in My Computer; then click Properties."
TIP28 = "Even if you don't shut down your computer at night, you can turn off your monitor to save power."
TIP29 = "The mouse pointer is easier to see on laptop computers if you turn on pointer trails. Just double-click the Mouse icon in Control Panel, and then click the Motion tab."
TIP30 = "When a folder is open, you can press BACKSPACE to open the folder one level higher."
TIP31 = "When you display files in Details view, you can sort them by clicking the column headings."
TIP32 = "To draw a selection box around a group of files, you can click at a corner of the group and then drag to form the box."
TIP33 = "The underlined letters in menus are shortcuts. Press ALT + the underlined letter to choose the item."
TIP34 = "You can use Defragmenter, in the System Tools folder, to speed up your computer's performance."
TIP35 = "You can put shortcuts to your printers on your desktop."
TIP36 = "You can find fun games to play in the Games folder, which is inside the Accessories folder."
TIP37 = "To free up disk space, try emptying the Recycle Bin."
TIP38 = "You can drag a file's icon into a document, or even drag a shortcut icon into a document or mail message."
TIP39 = "You can solve hardware problems by using the Hardware Conflict Troubleshooter in Help."
TIP40 = "You can have programs start when you start Windows by dragging their icons to your StartUp folder."
TIP41 = "You can use Backup, in the System Tools folder, to make backup copies of important files."
TIP42 = "You can set Windows Explorer to show or hide three-letter MS-DOS filename extensions."
TIP43 = "You can use ScanDisk, in the System Tools folder, to check your hard disk for errors."
TIP44 = "When you print a document, a printer icon appears on the taskbar. Double-click it to see a list of documents waiting to print."
TIP45 = "To learn what any toolbar button is for, you can rest your mouse pointer on the button for a few seconds."
TIP46 = "You can use the Run command on the Start menu to open shared folders on other computers."
TIP47 = "You can customize Windows 95 in many ways. Don't hesitate to experiment!"
