Learning
the
Basics
Printing
your
work
Naming
your
files
Windows
98,
like
Windows
95,
supports
filenames
of
up
to
255
characters.
You
may
use
all
the
letters
and
numbers
on
the
key
board
plus
the
following
characters:
_,A$,~,!,#,%,&,{,},0,@,[,],
+,
-,;,
and
\
The
names
can
include
spaces.
If
you
plan
to
share
your
files
with
a
computer
using
MS-DOS
or
a
pre-Windows
95
version
of
Windows,
the
filename
must
be
no
more
than
eight
characters
followed
by
a
period
and
a
three-char
acter
extension.
An
MS-DOS
filename
cannot
contain
spaces.
Most
programs
assign
an
extension
that
identifies
the
file
as
hav
ing
a
particular
format.
For
example,
Microsoft
Word
saves
files
with a
.doc
extension.
Printing
your
work
Ensure
that
Windows
98
is
set
up
for
your
printer
as
described
in
"Setting
up
Windows
98
to
work
with
your
printer"
on
page
109.
HINT:
You
only
need
to
set
up
the
printer
the
first
time
you
connect
it.
If
you
use
more
than
one
printer
or
are
changing
printers,
you
will
need
to
set
up
Windows
98
to
run
with
the
additional
printer(s).
To
print
a
file:
1
If
your
printer
is
not
on,
turn
it
on
now.
2
Open
the
File
menu
of
your
Windows
program
and
click
Print.
The
program
displays
a
Print
dialog
box.
Part
I:
Getting
To
Know
Your
Computer
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