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Re: Win95 & Network Neighborhood Icon

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From: nik
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 1995 00:00
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In article <804210193snz@ddmi.demon.co.uk>, Fiona@ddmi.demon.co.uk
proclaims
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>In article <3rvvu2$7h0@news1.best.com> beans@best.com "S. Bean" writes:
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>> Does anyone know how to remove the Network Neighborhood icon off
>> of the desktop?

>>>You just open your Policy Editor,  open "local User",  select "Shell"
>>>then select "Restrictions"  and check the box next to "Hide Network
>>>Neighborhood:.  You will never see it again.

What is this. Is Winblows 95 turning into Unix. Your talking about shells and
Restrictions and stuff like that. Definatly sounds kinda like Unix. Dos reminds
me of Unix too. Hmm, another thing that old Bill has copied.
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From: nik <nik@bvcd.csc.ncsu.edu>
Subject: Re: Win95 & Network Neighborhood Icon
Date: 1995/06/27
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