After completing Windows 98 Tips: Working Faster the user should be able to:

	Enhance the Send To Quick View and Recycle Bin commands
	Modify the Start menu to speed it up and improve its usefulness
	Change the mouse's settings to maximize its performance
	Store more on floppy drives
	Define and make use of shortcut keys
	Upgrade the Media Player to view more file types
	Troubleshoot problems more efficiently
	Use scheduled tasks to maintain the system

Enhancing Desktop Commands

	Modifying the Send To menu
	Enhancing Quick View
	Ending the Recycle Bin warning

Streamlining the Start Menu

	Managing the system tray
	Storing text and URLs on your system tray
	Speeding up the Start menu
	Reaching out and touching the Start menu

Modifying the Mouse

	Moving your cursor without your mouse
	Maximizing your mouse's scroll wheel
	Increasing your mouse's sensitivity
	Making your mouse left-handed

Conserving Disk Use

	Storing more on your floppies
	Stopping phantom disk drive access

Shortcuts and the Updated Media Player

	Using the desktop's shortcut keys
	Defining hotkeys for your shortcuts
	Downloading the new Media Player

Smart Troubleshooting

	Creating a personalized System Tools folder
	Finding and removing missing links
	Dealing with long filenames

Taking Advantage of Scheduled Tasks

	Customizing the maintenance wizard
	Running scheduled tasks with the PC in standby mode

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Windows 98
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to Windows 98
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment