41.   In addition, many personal computer users want to interact, rather than passively watch television on their screens.

42.   Increasingly, PC users want industry-standard browsing programs, which give them access to the widest array of Web sites.

43.   It is easy to leave the set on accidentally, so users might want to carry extra AAA batteries.

44.   It also gets rid of a click or two when a user wants to switch back from a fax application to a standard print mode.

45.   Macintosh users may want to start with the simple-to-use Homer program.

46.   Most users want control over which program opens each type of file, but some applications commandeer this responsibility without notifying you.

47.   Most users want more muscle at their immediate disposal, not less.

48.   NetIntercept can store as much old data as the user wants to keep.

49.   Once the computers are networked, they can share information and be connected to the television, stereo or any appliance the user wants to control from the PC.

50.   Once the services have an idea of what users want, they extract the information from various sources.