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An add-on user interface for Windows. Numerous shells were created for Windows 3.x to streamline or replace Program Manager by providing such features as foldering, customized toolbars and quick access to the DOS command line. For example, Norton Desktop for Windows was popular. Fewer products were made available for Windows 95. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But such was the case with Netscape Navigator when Microsoft integrated Internet Explorer with the Windows shell in 1997. The program also identifies applications and DLLs that aren't referenced in your Windows shell so you can clean them out, speeding up Windows. UPEK was the first to demonstrate a biometric credential provider to us and Protector Suite QL is a great example of how an industry partner such as UPEK can add value to the end user experience by creating a custom authentication experience in Windows Vista," says Daniel Oliver, Program Manager for Windows Shell at Microsoft[R] Corporation. |
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