Unfortunately, the cost is still high compared to standard CRT type monitors. I came away with the impression that prices are expected to drop by half within the next year. In addition, it also displays my very long list of folders in the C-drive. I could not find it in Help. The answer is in the command switches.
Switches are codes placed behind the name of an executable file, and sometimes called parameters.
The next step will be to create a shortcut for Explorer and change its properties. The deed is now done. I recently stumbled across this information on the Internet, but it is also in the Windows 95 Resources book. I also have a book with CD called Windows95 Secrets, which lists all the various switches for all commands. It even describes a method for incorporating all the information from various CD help files into the main Windows Help file.