Steve Easton's has a download executable for MSConfig on his website. That includes 
the .CHM help file that goes with MSConfig, if you're interested.

This is an excellent resource for Windows 95 and other 9x OS's. Lots of goodies and 
tips! 95isalive.com

P.S Although, MSConfig is a good way to remove unnecessary startup items, you should 
first check in the options of the programs themselves. Their settings override your 
selection in MSCofig, if they have the choice to run at startup or place an icon 
in the tray.

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