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I remember playing this alot in the 2nd Grade on a IBM PC running Windows 95.

It doesn't really slow it down with 24 GB of RAM, because I have 2 TB of storage. I use Firefox as my main browser and Google Chrome as a secondary. It handles my applications and programs just fine.

Thanks man.

The door panel comes off pretty easy. It's mostly hooked on the door shell using plastic hooks and held on with a few metal clips for the sail piece. The door panel will lift right up once you remove the screws and the two bolts in the bolts in the arm rest.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! :-)

I'm going to do a video for 1000 videos on UA-cam, right now I currently got 897 videos on my channel so far.

Very nice! I bet you got some nice retro phones in your collection. :)

@@DuranMedine I do. You'll see :-)

Some of the ScreenSavers come with the Plus! Themes.

I started off with a Nokia 1100 in 2005 with TracFone when I was 12 even though it was a decent prepaid phone, then I had a Cingular GoPhone which was a basic Motorola C139 that was passed on to me in 2006 until I got on my dad's contract in mid-2007 right after Cingular rebranded into AT&T getting a Nokia 6085.

Those ScreenSavers came a long way in the Windows 9x/Me era all the way up to the Windows XP era.

Most definitely.

The Channel ScreenSaver comes with IE4 that's included with Windows 95 OSR 2.5 and Windows 98 RTM.

I'm glad you still enjoy them, this channel has definitely came a long way.

It does with IE4+ and with the Windows Desktop Update installed.

It shows how cellphones came a long way. I remember them days sending ringtones through Bluetooth.

Oh yes! It's definitely a must for Windows 98 and Windows Me, it works a lot better than using unofficial service packs.

At least Windows 98 and Windows Me was able to come with four themes from the Plus! for Kids which is Baseball, Jungle, Space, and Underwater.

@@DuranMedine so how am I supposed to add some themes from Plus! for Kids to Windows 98 and Windows Me?

It's obvious all need I is the Plus! for Kids CD to import the theme files in Windows 98 and Windows Me.

The Space theme in Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit has some of sounds swapped around and a red mouse pointer. Sometimes when you install additional fonts in Microsoft Office it will change some of the fonts with certain themes.

I also apply the patched THEMES.EXE file when I install Office 97 after I install IE4 with the Windows Desktop Update to prevent Desktop Themes from crashing.

During the development of Windows 98, all of the themes from Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95 and four themes (Baseball, Jungle, Space, and Underwater) from the Plus! for Kids pack were carried over into Windows 98 and Windows Me as the built-in themes, while the Plus! 98 pack had come with an updated version of Desktop Themes to support gradient titlebars, active desktop wallpapers, and changing the My Documents icon.

@@DuranMedine Sounds interesting. The Horses and Snowboarding themes from Microsoft Plus! For Kids should have been reused in Windows 98 or its 98 Plus! pack as both of them were actually appealing to both kids and adults.

@@CEO100able I think the Plus! for Kids themes and the two (Ancient Pathways & Tropical Interlude) from the Windows NT 4.0 Resource kit should've made it to Windows 98, just like the Plus! 98 themes should've made it to Windows Me.

@@DuranMedine Yeah, it's strange how the Ancient Pathways and Tropical Interlude desktop themes of Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit were never part of Microsoft Plus! 98 for Windows 98 in spite of having Plus! theme characteristics. I would love to give both themes a try one day since I have always wanted to do it for many years!

@@CEO100able It's possible to import those two themes into Windows 98 (without Plus!) and Windows Me, same deal goes with the rest of the themes from Plus! for Kids pack.

Most definitely! The themes actually brought PC to life, and they were so popular you even find custom made themes on third-party websites like ThemeWorld.

Interesting.

I am somewhat familiar with it. I have a Radar app on my phone.

I remember using Publisher a lot in high school with Office 2003 on the school computer to brochures.

Most definitely! I'll make it happen and add it to my list. :)

Not really, they're actually from prior to the release of Windows 98. The "Windows 98" icons only came with the Windows Desktop Update option with Internet Explorer 4 on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 at the time when IE4 was released in 1997, until Microsoft started used the icons in the Beta 2 of (Microsoft Memphis) Windows 98 during it's development which carried over the icons from Windows 95C.

There some international models I like from the Pre-iPhone era which is the Noka 3510i and the Nokia 3530.

@@DuranMedineYep, the 3510i was massively popular here in Europe in 2003-2004. I’ve got one in my collection as well. The 3530 on the other hand, I’ve never seen in person; wonder where this was sold. Might have been in Asia…

In 2005 my first phone was a Nokia 1100 and that little got the job done.

Nokia and Motorola always did some nice 8-bit variants of classical music.

@@DuranMedine That's very interesting. When it comes to classical music 8-bit variants of the old days, the ones on classic Windows operating systems will always be my favorites.

@@CEO100able Same here.