About the best I've ever heard of is Calmira http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calmira
It gives you Windows 95 style shell in 3.1. It is quite feature rich.

This question does not appear to have anything to do with DOSBox. Therefore, you should not be posting it in "DOSBox General".

I agree that Calmira is probably the way to go. http://toastytech.com/guis/indexshells.html has some other examples.

Sorry about the OT post. I didn't know where to post. And thank you for the tips. I really don't want to have Win3.1 look like Win95, for I also hav a Win98 computer, but I'll look at the other suggestions now.

I looked. I like Central Point Desktop, but it has alot of buttons to complicate the look-and-feel--some of my audience might not be able to handle the multitude of buttons and features. PB Navigator 1.1 can help my audience, but it won't handle my demands for full control of system processes and software. PBN 3.5 is unnecessarily extravagant in design and uses too many over-simplifications. Alot of the other shells simply try to copy another system. Microsoft Bob looks plain annoying. Maybe I'll just install Win16 twice in two different places on the USB drive and have each setup use different Win16 setups for the emulated C: drive and put the software on other emulated drives such that only the C: drive is different. I can't find the links to the software on the given page, or do I have to Google it?

I have a plan. I googled PBN 1.1 and Central Point Desktop. I found PBN on REMOVED but not CPD. When ready with the Win16 setup, I will install CPD then PBN on top of that. Thank you for your help.

BTW, Does anybody here know where to get CPD?

The Central Point Desktop is an alternate desktop shell for Windows 3.1 included with PC Tools For Windows Version 2.0.

Presumably it is included in http://www.ebay.com/itm/CENTRAL-POINT-PC-TOOL … =item35b937efa3 .