With the release of Windows 95 , many people have been curious about its internal Internet connectivity. When Microsoft decided to leave the Internet Set-up wizard out of the final version of Windows 95 they received many negative comments. The Internet Setup wizard enables a Windows 95 customer to configure the internal Windows Internet connection for a service provider, other than the Microsoft Network. The omission of this portion of the software and the subsequent negative press has prompted Microsoft to begin including this with its Windows 95 software.

The use of the Windows 95 internal Internet dialer allows Windows 95 customers to use 32-bit Internet applications. While there are currently only a few 32-bit Internet applications, many software developers are moving quickly to provide 32-bit versions of their software.

At Cyberia Communications, we have just released our new "Easy Internet Tools for Windows 95" software. Like our current Windows and Macintosh software, the new Windows 95 version enables Windows 95 customers to quickly and easily configure their system for use with the Internet. The package includes, Netscape Navigator (32-bit), Eudora Email, FTP (32-bit), Gopher, PowWow, CommNet, WinVN (32-bit), and IRC. The package will also run the Internet Setup wizard for you and guide you through the configuration of your system for use with Cyberia's Internet service.

Customers will now be able to quickly and easily setup Windows 95 for Internet use and as always Cyberia's friendly staff is available for free technical support.

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