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Cyan text on red background

Normal system color

on white background

Fixed color black text (Win95 test only)

This is a sample jump hotspot in 10-point text.

This is a sample popup hotspot in 10-point text.

This is a sample macro hotspot in 10-point text.

Sample if-jump hotspot Sample if-popup hotspot

New colors will apply to helpfiles

only when they are restarted.

Close window before trying new colors

(Found the Easter egg yet?)


Hotkey stepping is ON

Windows and Windows 95 both have a “secret utility” hidden in the SYSTEM directory called SYSEDIT.EXE.  This handy utility will allow you to load, view and edit all of your configuration files at one time into one Notepad-like program.  These files include AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI, and others too depending on your version of Windows.

You can start this program at any time by clicking File from Program Manager (or, in Windows 95, clicking the Start button), selecting Run, and typing sysedit in the Command line: box.  Naturally, you should not try to edit these files unless you know what you are doing, but there’s no harm in looking.

(this is the Easter egg)


test hotspot