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get some basic information here on the source of the problem. If there is a
conflict between two (or more) devices, you will also be told which devices
are trying to use the same IRQ or resource.
You can get to the Device Manager through the System icon in the Control
Panel (Start/Settings/Control Panel) or by right-clicking the My Computer
icon on the desktop and selecting Properties. In the System Properties
window, click the Device Manager tab. (Figure 2.7 Device Manager.)
You can use the plus signs beside the device
category to expand the category and reveal
the actual devices that fall into that category.
Data Handling
Once you have your computer running, you
will start to generate data of your own. This
data will be stored in files (distinct collec-
tions of related data stored in a single for-
mat). You provide names for those files
when you save them from within the appli-
cation that has been used to create them.
Windows 98 is capable of supporting long
files names so that you can name a file run-
ning in a Windows 98 application with a
good, descriptive file name (for example,
“John Smith financial records for May
1996”). Programs which are not fully com-
patible with Windows 98 (DOS programs
or Windows 3.x programs) may be restrict-
ed to the older DOS convention of 8 char-
acters and a three character extension after
a period (for example, jsmith96.fin).
User’s Manual
2.8
Be sure to read the
Windows 98 manual care-
fully before altering any
settings in Device Manager.
Figure 2.7 Device Manager