The files in this directory are called "runtime modules". These are files
which contain common code which are required by some programs. By having
the common code in a runtime module, individual programs can be made smaller.

You do not have to bother with these files unless a program says that it
requires one of them. The program's documentation will normally tell you
which runtime module is needed and where on your hard disk to put it.

If a file has a .ZIP extension, such as VBRUN200.ZIP, you can install it by
changing into the DLLs directory and typing
                       \PKUNZIP VBRUN200.ZIP C:\WINDOWS
assuming C:\WINDOWS is your Windows directory on your hard disk.

If a file does not have a .ZIP extension, such as VBRUN300.DLL, just type:
                         COPY VBRUN300.DLL C:\WINDOWS