This was originally published in 1996. The author was William Frazier. It's neat to see someone's excitement about a game that has become legendary. 

As the team leader for the Accounting group, you have created a shared folder named DAILY REPORT on your Windows NT Workstation for Accounting group users to access. All the other users in your group use Windows NT Workstation and TCP/IP to communicate and are members of the Accounting group.

You have just installed a new workstation for a new user named Judy. Her workstation is configured with Windows NT Workstation and her user account name is judy. When Judy attempts to access the shared folder her access is denied.

Required result

This was written by Doug Reed in 1996. I don't even remember this game.

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Once your Windows NT Workstation installation is complete and the final reboot is taking place, the system freezes with a blue screen error. You can ascertain from the error that a SCSI driver is causing this issue.

Required result

Remove the offending SCSI driver and replace with a newer driver.

Optional desired results

Use Windows NT Workstation Safe Mode to configure an IRQ for the SCSI card.

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I had no memory of this software. The neat thing about the review is the difference between the operating systems used for testing.

Originally published on December 22, 1995.
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Originally published on December 8, 1995. I still remember how cool it was having a swiss army knife of utilities running. While not as impressive as the original Sidekick, this version sure brings back memories.

Sidekick95 is one of the first personal information managers (PIM) for the new Windows95 and it is slick. It has everything a good PIM should have plus it's fast, easy to use, and costs around forty bucks.