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Thanks for coming to our site to download Microsoft® Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT® 3.51.
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Download Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT (Pentium / x86 or compatible platform)
(Download: 872K, self-extracting exe, published: February 16, 1996) |
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Download Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT (Power PC platform) (Download: 984K, self-extracting exe, published: February 16, 1996) |
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Download Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT (MIPS platform)
(Download: 998K, self-extracting exe, published: February 16, 1996) |
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Download Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT (DEC Alpha platform) (Download: 1,018K, self-extracting exe, published: February 16, 1996) |
Overview
The Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT is an early release primarily intended for users of Microsoft Windows NT versions 3.1, 3.5 or 3.51 who are connected to a local area network (LAN). This product will enable you to browse and view HTML documents on the network, in addition to documents on the World Wide Web or Internet, provided your network is connected to the Internet. Other services, such as Gopher and FTP, are also available.
If you are not on a LAN, but have an existing TCP/IP connection, Remote Access Services (RAS) or a SLIP/PPP account with an Internet service provider (ISP), you can also use this product. Instructions for installing Internet Explorer 1.5 for Windows NT on your system are provided below. Also, future versions of Internet Explorer will include all the software you need to establish new accounts (TCP/IP protocol stack and ISP account registration software).
Operating Systems Supported
System Requirements
Download and Installation Instructions
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LAN Installations
After completing the steps outlined above, you should be ready to use Internet Explorer over your LAN. If you encounter any problems, consult your network administrator.
Proxy servers can also be used, provided they are CERN compliant. To enable use of a proxy server, choose the View menu in Internet Explorer, and then choose Set Proxy Server. Then check the Use Proxy Server box. Type the proxy server name in the location provided. name and port number of your proxy server.
Installations with Existing TCP/IP Connections and ISP Accounts
Internet Explorer has been tested with several of the most popular Internet access products available today. If it is configured properly, you should be able to use the TCP/IP stack and dialer (via wsock32.dll) provided with these products to connect through your ISP. In general, all that is required is that you configure your PATH command in Autoexec.bat so that Internet Explorer can find the wsock32.dll file you are using to connect to the Internet.