How to... Removing Windows Passwords

           1: Click your Windows "Start" button.
           2: Scroll down to the "find" icon, then click on it.
           3: Do a search for the file named "PWL" on your C drive.
           (The PWL file is the file that contains all your password information)
           4: When the windows search has found the file PWL, stop the
           search.
           5: Highlight the PWL file with your left mouse button, then click the
           right mouse button and choose "delete" from the options given.
           6: Restart your PC - You may be prompted to enter a password
           when your PC restarts, Do NOT enter one; instead, just click "OK"
           7: ALL DONE - No more pesky password problems!
 

           How to... Clear your cashe memory in Netscape
           and Internet Explorer

           In Netscape 3.0 - 4.0 ... It is recommended to occasionally clear the
           cache in Netscape (the cache is the area in memory or your hard
           disk storing recently retrieved file). Else, Netscape will have to clear
           it for you - causing performance delays.

           To delete the cache under Netscape 3.0, choose the "Options"
           menu. On the multi-tabbed dialog box that appears, choose the
           "Cache" tab. Now, click "Clear Memory Cache Now," and then
           click "Clear Disk
           Cache Now."

          To delete the cache under Netscape 4.0, choose the "Edit" menu,
           then "Preferences." On the window that appears, click on the
           "Advanced" tab in the left window pane, then select "Cache." On
           the right window pane, click "Clear Memory Cache." Now, click
           "Clear Disk Cache."

           In Internet Explorer 4.0 ... Go to "view", then select "Internet
           Options". When the dialog menu shows, select the Temporary
           Internet files box, then click the "Delete Files" button. Then just
           below that button, you will see another button that says "Clear
           History" You can also press it to remove the files your browser
           automatically stores. Over time, these files can actually slow down
           your PC's performance and also these Temp files waste allot of disk
           space. I recommend clearing your Temporary Internet files and
           your History files every couple of weeks or so, more often if you
           spend over 20 hours weekly on the Internet.
 

           How to... Minimizing all open windows
           immediately

           If you have a windows 95 key-board, you can immediately
           minimize all windows by holding down the "windows" key board
           button ( the button between the Ctrl & Alt key on  the lower left of
           key board) and pressing the "D" key simultaneously. Just repeat this
           procedure to get all your active windows back.
 

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