This allows dial-up access to the NT machine and your network. This file manager allows for long file names, mixed case file names, you name it. In fact, it seems as though NT doesn't particularly care what you call a file, except, if you want to be able to execute your files from file manager you will still need to have 3-letter extensions to differentiate file types. You can have extensions with up to four letters in them. You can set up your NT machine to be a file and print server.
Share directories through file manager and printers through print manager.
Beer lovers should type beer into the 3D Text screen saver for some interesting results. I knew that ATM was not allowed on NT, so I wasn't sure how non-True Type fonts would be handled. I used the Fonts control panel to see if I could load some Adobe Type 1 Postscript fonts. What it does is convert the Type 1 fonts to True Type and gives you the option of copying the Adobe fonts onto the system as well. It bugs me, though, that Microsoft won't give these printers the intelligence to let me drop a Postscript file onto a Postscript printer.