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Accessibility Selection Rectangles

Original Message
Name: brian10161
Date: July 21, 2005 at 07:21:03 Pacific
Subject: Accessibility Selection Rectangles
OS: Windows ME
CPU/Ram: 166 MMX/32MB
Comment:
well i've been using windows me for a while, and also using the 9x core for a while. i was wondering if anyone knows how to get rid of those stupid selection rectangles that are in 95/98/ME, and make it like windows 2000/XP

166 is slow.... . I'd be running 95, but my WiFi card doesnt work in 95/98


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