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In article <408tjq$3qc_001@antares.perpetual.com>, afittro@perpetual.com
(Andrew Fittro) wrote:

> In article <404n2h$1vm@news1.best.com>,
>    scottier@best.com (Scott Harlow) wrote:
> >In article <3sp3rd$92f@gandalf.pic.net>, panders@pic.net (Flanders) wrote:
> >>In article <804210193snz@ddmi.demon.co.uk>, Fiona@ddmi.demon.co.uk 
> >>proclaims
> >>>
> >>>In article <3rvvu2$7h0@news1.best.com> beans@best.com "S. Bean" writes:
> >>>
> >>>> 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"  
> >
> >I have tried this and everything works fine until I try to open the Shell 
> >"book". It appears to open but there is nothing below it. I have even tried 
> >creating a new "local User" but again no options under "Shell"
> >
> >Thanks for the help...
> >Scott
> 
> Yeah, I had this very same problem. I think all I had to do was
> buy a 7000 GHz P6 with 400 Tb of RAM, and reinstall Windows 95 thrice.
> Seriously, I had to uninstall the Policy editor, then reinstall, then
> uninstall again, then install again. Second time it worked. Go figure
> as to why it took twice. And go figure as to why on earth I even
> tried it twice. :>

This is kind of overstating the case. (to put it mildly)

The only thing you have to do is drag the poliy editor of of the 490 or
950 build disk and put it where everyou installed the old plicy editor. 
When you install the newer builds of Win95 the policy editor doesn't get
updated that's all.  YOu don't have to install it three times or buy a new
machine, just drag the executable into place and let it copy over the old
one.  probably safer to re-copy the whole directory.  

Jeremy

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