After running the enclosed setup program, the user will have two fully
compatible Microsoft Window programs especially tailored with user
options.

After the user install the software for the first time the program
bitmap will appear

The first image is named "Internet"

Step One:

The user rolls the mouse pointer to the first image called "Internet" a
blue box
highlight appears around the image.
The user releases the left mouse button
a dialogue box will appear that will automatically search the users hard
drive for one of the following software applications.

Step Two:
The user can automatically make the selection of the following choices,
if the user has one of the following on the hard drive select that one
 
Netscape Navigator
Microsoft Explorer
Other Browsers on hard drive

Step Three

After the user has made a selection form above, a dialogue box ask the
user if they would like the program to Automatically or Manually scan
the PC hard drives. 
The program will automatically scan all installed PC hard drives for the
most resent executable and will automatically detect it.  Then apply the
choice.

Step Four option

For a Manuel selection

The user must know where the application is located on the hard drive to
apply its .exe executable program file extension.

Steps for the second image:
The second image is named "Simple FTP"

Step one

The user rolls the mouse pointer to the second image called "Simple FTP"
a blue box highlight appears around the image.
The user releases the left mouse button to execute the "Simple FTP"
program. 
This image is pre-defined to find "Simple FTP" executable program.
The "SFTP" program application will automatically launched "Simple FTP"
for the user.

The Third image is named "User Defined"

Step one

The user rolls the mouse pointer to the third image called "User
Defined" a blue box highlight appears around the "User Defined" image.
The user must release the left mouse button to execute a dialogue box
The user is asked to make a Manual search on the hard drive for the
users specific software application.
The user must know where the application executable program .exe file is
located on the hard drive to apply this application to the third image.
After the user makes the selection the program will execute that
software program file.

Replacing the image naming to match the users choice
of software. 

Step one

The user can change the image name of any application executable to
match the manufacturers name of the software application.

Example, if the user chooses the CD-ROM program executable file, then
they can rename the "User Defined" name to "CDROM"  or anything else
they desired.

How-TO rename a icon image to match the software application
Step one

Using the right mouse button click once and the following dialog box
appears for the user to make a selection

launch
connect
disconnect
description

Step two

highlight the choice titled "description" release the mouse button
a dialog box will appear and asks the users to type in a new item
description
name, the user can type anything they wish.

Example on each icon
Step one

The user will see the following title name, when the right mouse button
is clicked.

Launch
highlight the choice titled "Launch" release the mouse button
a dialog box will appear and asks the users to type in a new item
description
name, the user can type anything they wish.

Connect
highlight the choice titled "description" release the mouse button
a dialog box will appear and asks the users to type in a new item
description
name, the user can type anything they wish.

Disconnect
highlight the choice titled "description" release the mouse button
a dialog box will appear and asks the users to type in a new item
description
name, the user can type anything they wish.

Special Benefit:

Step one

If "Launcher" detects that Dial-up Networking is not established then it
will call Dial-up Networking, so the user can be automatically logged
onto the Internet, just by clicking the "internet" image.

Step two
after dial-up networking dialog box appears
click ok button to "connect" log into the Internet

After logon uses will see either

Netscape
Explorer
Other Internet Browsers

Launch any three applications, rename all three to match your personal
choice and let the software interface take you to Multi-Command mode.
This program is designed to help the user navigate multiple applications
on their PC Desk-tops.

"Software compatible with Win-95, 98, WinNT 3.51, 4.0, Workstation and Server"