Microsoft Windows 98 - PC
Enter the "C:\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Welcome" folder and
find the "Weldata.exe" file. Create a shortcut for it. Right click
the shortcut and select "Properties" from the menu. You will see the
location of the file in the "Target" section. After the quotation marks,
add a space and type You_are_a_real_rascal (case-sensitive). Then in the
"Run" option, select:"Minimized" from the list (combo box).
Click "Apply", then "OK". Double-click the shortcut to view the show.
Volcano names Windows 95-98:
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Right click on desktop, select "Properties", then the "Screen Saver" tab.
Choose the "3D-Text" screen saver, choose "Settings" and check "Text" and
enter Volcano as the text to display. Preview the screen saver to see the
names of various volcanoes in the screen saver.
Windows 3.x Program Manager and File Manager:
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The files for Program Manager and File manager (from Windows 3.xx and prior)
arestill included in the Windows directory under the names progman.exe and
winfile.exe. Opening them will run the original Windows Program Manager and
File manager.
find the "Weldata.exe" file. Create a shortcut for it. Right click
the shortcut and select "Properties" from the menu. You will see the
location of the file in the "Target" section. After the quotation marks,
add a space and type You_are_a_real_rascal (case-sensitive). Then in the
"Run" option, select:"Minimized" from the list (combo box).
Click "Apply", then "OK". Double-click the shortcut to view the show.
Volcano names Windows 95-98:
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Right click on desktop, select "Properties", then the "Screen Saver" tab.
Choose the "3D-Text" screen saver, choose "Settings" and check "Text" and
enter Volcano as the text to display. Preview the screen saver to see the
names of various volcanoes in the screen saver.
Windows 3.x Program Manager and File Manager:
---------------------------------------------
The files for Program Manager and File manager (from Windows 3.xx and prior)
arestill included in the Windows directory under the names progman.exe and
winfile.exe. Opening them will run the original Windows Program Manager and
File manager.