Plug and Play technology automatically detects and configures hardware to work with the system. When you start Win 95, you'll see an uncluttered desktop with a custom- izable background. A movable Taskbar with a big Start button sits at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to show the Taskbar only when you need it. When you find what you want, you click once to start it.
Windows look different.
They have the minimize, maximize, and close buttons in the upper right corner. You can then click on an item to get a pop-up window with a definition. In Win 95, you can work smarter and faster by setting up Shortcut icons to commonly used documents and printers. For example, you might set up a Shortcut for a weekly report template. To print a file, you can just drag its icon to a printer Shortcut.