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Automatically Find and Fix Windows Problems

03/01/96

First Aid 95 is designed to find and automatically fix over 10,000 software configuration problems in Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.

The program detects problems that Windows 95 users might encounter during installation and when the operating system interacts with their applications, modems, printers, CD-ROM drives, sound card and networks. It also intercepts crashes by protecting the system from General Protection Faults (GPFs).

Users can update the program's database for the latest Windows 95 applications by simply clicking a button and downloading support files from the company's forum on CompuServe or their BBS. CyberMedia, Los Angeles, CA, (800) 721-7824, www.internet-is.com/ cybermedia. W

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