Transcription: With Windows 95 you can run several programs concurrently. This is called multitasking. Multitasking enables you to work more efficiently because you can proceed to a new task without having to wait for a previous one to end. For example, you could be printing a large document and saving it to disk downloading files from the internet. All this while listening to your favourite CD playing in your PC's CD-ROM drive. There's no strict sequence to follow. You can switch to any active task at any time. The taskbar helps you switch from task to task as easy as changing the channels on a television E ...
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