Want to remove an item from your New list--the one that appears when you right-click inside a window or on the desktop and choose New? Click Tweak UI's New tab, deselect an item, click Apply or OK, and it's off the list. To add an item, drag a file of the type you have in mind into the Tweak UI window (still on the New tab) and let go. Tweak UI automatically creates a template for that file type. Click OK, and go check out your New list. It's in there! (If not, check with Tweak UI's template troubleshooter: On the Mouse tab, click Tips to open the Help Topics dialog box, then double-click Troubleshooting and select the first option.)
Want to remove the Windows 95 logo screen that appears during the boot process without setting foot inside MSDOS.SYS? Click Tweak UI's Boot tab, deselect 'Display splash screen while booting,' and click OK.
If there's an item you'd like to remove from your Install/Uninstall list (click Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel to get to this list), you can do so without going near the Registry. Just click Tweak UI's Add/Remove tab, select an item, and click Remove. Click Yes to confirm, then click OK or Apply.
When you minimize or maximize a window, you get to watch it grow or shrink on screen. If you don't want this window animation slowing you down, turn if off. Select Tweak UI's General tab, deselect Window animation, and click Apply or OK.
Want to clear your Run list every time you log on to Windows 95? Select Tweak UI's Paranoia tab, select Clear Run history at log-on, and click Apply or OK.
On a network and tired of pushing [ENTER] to accept your network log on name and password each time you boot? Run Tweak, and click on the network tab. Now click on the auto login box and enter the name and password you want to log on with. Next time you boot up, you'll be logged on automatically!
Something broke? Check out Tweak's repair function. Run Tweak, click on the Repair tab, and fix icons, fonts, system files, regedit, or associations. It comes with full help files.