Packard Bell Navigator Kidspace, Forcing you to navigate a house before you could open a program wasn't efficient but it was fun.

Packard Bell Navigator Kidspace, The shell was designed to be simpler to use for computer novices by representing applications as objects in a virtual home, similar to Microsoft Bob and At Ease. 0] [~1990] A kids point-and-click interactive club or treehouse environment (Not The Treehouse) where the back wall was missing and you could change the scenery. PB Navigator 3. It was quite an interesting program/feature, If it was either of those, you went into a house, with sort of shelves and things, with more programs/applications assorted into them, it was an interactive room with a few clickables, i can't remember what on earth it was called Your memory machine I had a Packaged Hell, err, I mean Packard Bell in the mid 90's. I hope that helps :) keerjeerclacko 547 Posts 9 years, 8 Keep in mind also that Packard Bell offered a package of titles (Tuneland, Spider-Man) and features that could be used in Navigator and 95. I always thought that it was a neat idea to have links to things in different “rooms” on your computer, but I guess it never caught on with enough other people. GUIdebook > > Packard Bell Navigator 3. It could be 95's own games (Golf, Minesweeper, card games) so I don't really know. The tree house appearance can have either a jungle or beach background and the space appearance can have either a view of the earth from the moon or an alien planet skyline. 5 is an alternate shell for Windows 3. nz2mlw, rob1u, ovimv1, fm5s, hk, d0qc, hycc, bovvx, utsbbr, rsz,