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Online Internet Explorer 3.02 This is a full install of Microsoft's newest browser. It includes Internet Mail and News, ActiveMovie, and HTML Layout Control and supports frames, animated GIFs, Javascript, VBScript and ActiveX controls. utils\online\iexplrer\win95\msie302.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/ie/ Operating System: Windows 95. The most popular internet browser on the market & itÆs FREE. From Microsoft.
Online Internet Explorer 3.02a This is a full install of Microsoft's newest browser. It includes Internet Mail and News, ActiveMovie, and HTML Layout Control and supports frames, animated GIFs, Javascript, VBScript and ActiveX controls. utils\online\iexplrer\win31\setup.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/ie/ Operating System: Windows 3.1x. The most popular internet browser on the market & itÆs FREE. From Microsoft.
Survival ActiveMovie ActiveMovie provides the following: Fast and easy playback of all types of media on the Internet, including MPEG Audio and Video, AVI, QuickTime, MIDI, AU, WAV, and AIFF. Software-based MPEG playback, which delivers full-screen, television-quality video on mainstream systems. utils\survival\amovie\amov4ie.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/ie/download/ For Windows 95. This is the standalone installation. You most likely already have it installed if you are using Internet Explorer 3.01. From Microsoft Corporation.
System DirectX 5.0 DirectX 5.0 is a set of application programming interfaces (APIs) that allows developers of games and other interactive content to access specialized hardware features without having to write hardware-specific code. The new DirectX 5.0 architecture consists of two levels of media services, DirectX foundation for low-level hardware acceleration services and DirectX media for high-level media integration services. directx.5\dx5eng.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/directx/default.asp For Win95. The installation program makes you restart your system when it is done. From Microsoft Corporation.
System DirectX Control Panel A DirectX Utility You Can't Boot Without! Remember Alex St. John's column about broken DirectX drivers? Well, DirectX 5 ships with a little control panel utility that lets you know who's at fault when your games crash and what features and video modes your hardware support. The utility even allows you to uninstall the new DirectX drivers if you've determined they've screwed up your system. Just above the DirectX minimal install is a slightly larger version of DirectX that includes this new utility. All hardcore gamers are strongly advised to install this utility along with DirectX 5.0. This applet doesn't ship with the minimal DirectX install, but we've included it on this month's bootDisc. Or, you can download the file (idx5sdkm.exe) directly from www.microsoft.directx.com. utils\system\dxcontrl\setup.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/directx/default.asp For Win95. Requirements: DirectX 5.0. If you're experiencing game crashes, fire up this control panel applet, and disable HW acceleration in D3D, and DirectDraw. If you're still having problems when this is done, then the problem you're encountering is likely related to a Microsoft or game bug. If the problem goes away, then you can blame it on a busted driver. From Microsoft Corporation.
System ZipMan - 32bit Zip Man lets you create, extract and manage industry standard zip compressed archive files. Zip Man can even create self-extracting Zip files which you can e-mail to someone who does not have NUTS & BOLTS. This version contains UUE Encoding/Decoding capabilities. utils\system\zipman\setup.exe Win 95 http://www.helixsoftware.com/nuts&bolts.html For Win95. Requires: 2MB of hard disk space. ZipMan32 is a fully functional piece of the many apps that come with Nuts & Bolts. From Helix.
Utilities USB Support Patch In order to install Universal Serial Bus support on a PC, Windows 95 version 950B must be running. This can be determined by checking the version of Windows by right clicking on "My Computer" and selecting properties. The general tab will show the Windows version. If it lists the system as 4.00.950B this product can be installed safely on your PC. utils\utility\usbsupp\usbsupp.exe Win 95 http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/426_ov.htm For Win95. Requires: 2MB of hard disk space. NOTE: If your version of Windows is not 4.00.950B the PC will not accept the USB files and fail to install. No harm will be encountered by the system from trying to install USB support.From .
