OK. DOS is dead(ish). But it still has something to offer

I have a REALLY old Compaq laptop that is running Windows 95a.  I need to be
running Windows 95b or higher for my anti-virus software to load.  I know the
best answer is to upgrade to 98SE or higher, but I'm still supporting a
couple of Windows 95 machines.

I'm hoping there is a utility which I can leave running in the background
that will enable me to use right-click cut/paste options in a DOS Window
without having to use the cumberson menu method (Menu/Edit/Mark/Enter for
Copy, Menu/Edit/Paste - Why no shortcut keys?)

With my very old Win95 OEM OSR2 PC, I still get an occasional abnormal
program termination via *Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime
Error.*   That of course strips everything from the desktop, resulting
in no option other than rebooting.

I can't start my Windows 95 system. It calls for the reboot of the system. I
have another PC that is also using Windows 95. How can I copy the file to a
flopy diskete from this PC to reboot the order system? What is the file name
and how to do it?

I am working with a Word document and need help formatting from
03/11/1972 to March 11, 1972.
The code I am currently using is { DOCPROPERTY  "Dictation Date
MM/dd/yyyy"  \* MERGEFIELD }

windows 95b (do not have msWord or msOffice etc. --i do have wordpad and
notepad:-)
cannot open a file which is the following:
Name: <fileName>  v6ws.doc

I downloaded Realplayer & Realdownload. Now Windows 95 will not download any
files from the internet. I tried uninstalling Realplayer but the message
comes back Real software needed to download any files. Any suggestions ?

I’ve got a Windows XP laptop (New), and a Windows 95 desktop (Very
old)
and I want to bring some basic Word documents over from the laptop to
the desktop using a CDRom (Please don’t recommend a Floppy A)

Was gifted a Win95 machine with a corrupted Win95 (it keeps telling me).  We
Have restored my Win95B 3 times with good success...........however, this
other machine cannot "FIND" so we do not know the CD-ROM driver details (in
order to insert the info into the Config.sys file).

I was using version 6, recommended by people here. They stopped making new virus
definitions for version 6 and require version 7 to get updated virus lists. I tried Google
Groups and found little discussion, one post, about the new version and  it wasn't
positive.

I have a REALLY old laptop that I use for testing, and would like to be able
to attach it via a direct connect parallet cable to my Win 98 machine.  I'm
adding IPX/SPX protocol to the network and wonder if there is anything else I
need to do for this old dog to see my other ...

Is it possible to use my broadband internet connection with my Win 95
machine?  I realize that for the most part the IE browser supports only Win
98.  Is there some other browser or other way to enable the Win 95 to have
broadband access?

My client is using windows 95. And, I am installing Client/Server
application that needed me to install DCOM95 into this Win95 system.
Therefore, I installed the DCOM95 version 1.3 into it. But, It crashed some
very old applications in it.

I want to setup my Risk for Win95 game on a 2000 and XP computer and the
installation program gives me a pop up box informing me that I need to be
running Win95. I downloaded a tool that Microsoft told me about (can't
remember the name) but couldn't get that to work either.