Vacation time is over and it is time to get back to reality.
And the reality is that Win95 is still going strong two years after its initial release. Because Win 3.1 was a mass of problems that never got fixed and we desperately wanted a new operating system. Win95 has turned out to be a welcome change. This was due in large part to the way Microsoft required software vendors to get onto the common interface that lets us feel comfortable with any Win95 program once we have learned the first one. It has been a boon to the PC marketplace, as it opened the door to millions of new users who before had felt alone in trying to learn a separate interface for each piece of new software they bought.