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  Great Owl Software - William PetersonAX-Cursors from Axialis - www.axialis.com  
Installing icons (Win 95® & 98®):
To download the icon file right click and "save link as..." or "save target as..." to a directory that you will remember easily.
Right click on a shortcut on your desktop or task bar.
At the bottom of the menu that appears select "Properties".
On the "Shortcut" tab, click on the "Change Icon" button.
In the next window click on the "Browse" button, and find the icon file you just downloaded to your computer.
Select that icon file "*.ico" and click "OK".
Click "OK" again in the next two windows and you are done!
You should now see the icon on your desktop or toolbar.
 
Instructions for installing cursors (Win 95® & 98®):
 To install right click and "save link as..." or "save target as..." to /windows/cursors directory or one that you will rememberControl Panel - Mouse Properties
You then open the Control Panel from the Start Menu button, in the lower left portion of your screen. In the Start Menu select Settings, then select Control Panel.
Next double click on the Mouse icon, it shows a picture of a computer mouse.
Then select the tab labeled Pointers.
 You will see a list of cursors, each labeled with its usage.
Normal Select this is your regular mouse pointer
Help Select the cursor you get when you use the ? help button
Working In Background the pointer you have when a program is working, but you can still click
Busy the cursor when your computer is busy and you cannot click on anything

To change any of the cursors to one of mine, select that cursor from the list, click once.
Click on the Browse... button in the lower right and locate the cursor you want to use on your computer, select it, and click OK.
This will bring you back to the Pointers tab. To change more cursors just repeat this process from the Mouse Properties-Pointers tab dialog box.
You may then click Apply to see your choice in action and or OK to finish.
***Animated cursors are best used for the Working In Background or Busy cursors***
 

Installing screen savers (Win 95® & 98®):
 AX-Cursors from Axialis - www.axialis.com For a screen saver to run it must be installed or placed in the C:\WINDOWS\ directory. The default file extension for a screen saver is " .scr".
To install a screen saver from a EXE self-extracting file, just double click on the filename in Windows Explorer.
The file should automatically install the screen saver in your C:\WINDOWS\ directory, if not just specify the C:\WINDOWS\ directory. Go to the THE LAST STEP.
To install a screen saver from a ZIP file, you must have WinZip, to download it click here.
Once you have WinZip installed on your computer, double click on the filename of the screen saver in Windows Explorer.
The WinZip dialog window will come up, then you should extract the file to the C:\WINDOWS\ directory.
THE LAST STEP: in an empty space on your desktop, right click and select properties from the menu.
Select the tab labeled Screen Saver, scroll down the Screen Saver menu to 'ppgsaver_bynephco' or the name of the screen saver you downloaded, then click OK and your done!

 

Installing Microsoft Plus Windows Themes (Win 95® & 98®):
 For a Theme to run it must be installed or placed in the C:\Program Files\Plus\Themes\ directory. The default file extension for a theme is " .theme".
To install a theme from a EXE self-extracting file, download the ".exe" file, then run it. Extract the files to a folder named after the PPG you selected in the "C\Program Files\Plus!\Themes\" folder.
Example: C\Program Files\Plus!\Themes\Buttercup\
All the sounds, icons, cursors and graphics should be in a folder named either Bubbles, Blossom or Buttercup in the "C\Program Files\Plus!\Themes" directory. Depending on which girl's theme you chose.
Example: C\Program Files\Plus!\Themes\Bubbles\
The ".theme" file should be in the folder.
C\Program Files\Plus!\Themes
Then you start Plus! and select from the menu the theme you want and click OK or APPLY and your done!
Example: ppgjapan_bubbles.Theme
   
To link to my PowerPuff Girls Page you can put the banner below on your site.
Right click on the banner and select "save picture as..." or "save image as..." to get the banner.
Left click on the banner to get the html code (Netscape). It is also shown below.

Elizabeth Nephew's Custom PowerPuff Girls Graphics-link html code text

<a href="http://www.nephco.com/powerpuffgirls/" target="_top"><img src="http://www.nephco.com/powerpuffgirls/banners/nephcoadppg111899.gif"
border="0" width="468" height="60" alt="Custom PowerPuff Girls Graphics by Elizabeth Nephew"></a>
 
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