HTML
What is HTML? HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language.
It is a set of standards used to create a web page on the internet. An
HTML document is just a plain text format document. The HTML commands
(or so-called "tags") inside the document describe how the document
should be displayed on the user 's web browser. There are several
versions of HTML standard. The latest version is HTML 4.0, which is
supported by Microsoft IE 3.0 (beta1) and Netscape Navigator 3.0
(beta4). For more information, you may want to visit
http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/MarkUp/Wilbur/.
Changing your shutdown screens in Windows 95.
In Windows 95, two screens will come out whenever you shutdown or restart your
Windows. These two screens are actually in bitmap format, which means that
you can change them by using your paintbrush program. The "Please Wait...." screen is saved as the name of "logow.sys", and the "It's Now Safe to...." screen is named as "logos.sys". So, you can use any graphic program to customize your shutdown screens.