It's all right here, along with other useful utilities. In the U.S., tinkering with the family car has long been a national pastime. In the nineties, working on the personal computer has attained similar stature in many homes. Most PCs come fully loaded with everything from multimedia peripherals to all the basic software you'll need.
Some vendors even throw in an expensive office suite.
Nevertheless, the first thing most power users do after they buy their PCs is begin personalizing them. In this section, we looked at a host of little utilities that didn't fit into regular categories but are still worth considering. Microsoft Windows 95 has made personal computing a lot more convenient, but there's always room for improvement. Desktop enhancers such as Norton Navigator and PowerDesk Utilities enhance the Windows 95 desktop to help you be more productive. Out of the numerous compression programs, we selected a handful of the most popular ones and looked at them head to head to see which were the easiest to use and most feature-complete.