But software developers can make use of specific parts, including the browsing window alone. You'll likely see more of this in the future. Developers like Internet Explorer's ability to be used selectively. In fact, it's one of the reasons America Online uses it as the built-in browser in the latest versions of its software. But those developers can't use just parts of Navigator, they have to use the whole thing.
Developers can now break out the Netscape viewing window and incorporate it in their programs.
The Registry is a master database of settings in Windows 95. In many ways, it is the heart and soul of your system. It stores any changes you've made to the operating systems' settings, as well as changes made by programs you've installed. Launch this program, then go to the File menu and choose Export. Finally, Windows makes a backup of the Registry for you, and you can use that to get yourself out of a jam.