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This KB descibes extracting the file:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q129/6/05.asp
How to Extract Original Compressed Windows Files

The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Windows 95
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 4.0, 4.01 for Windows 95
Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 4.0, 4.01 for Windows NT 4.0

SUMMARY
Windows 95/98 is available on CD-ROM or floppy disks, both of which contain compressed cabinet files. Internet Explorer 4.0 and later is available on CD-ROM or you can download it from the Web, and it also contains compressed cabinet files. These cabinet files contain the actual Windows or Internet Explorer files. You can use the Extract tool to decompress Windows or Internet Explorer files from the original media, or you can use the new System File Checker or Extract Command Line Helper tool in Windows 98. This article describes how to extract individual files from compressed cabinet files and contains the following sections:

Location of Cabinet Files
Extracting Windows Files from an Unknown Cabinet File
Finding Windows Files
Extracting Windows Files from a Known Cabinet File
Listing the Contents of Cabinet Files
Copying Cabinet Files to a Hard Disk
Other Optional Switches

The following sections apply only to Windows 98:
System File Checker Tool
Using a Windows 98 Startup Disk to Access a CD-ROM and Extract Files
Using the Ext.exe Tool to Extract Files

The following section applies only to Internet Explorer 4.0 and 4.01:
Extracting Individual Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 Files
NOTE: Internet Explorer 4.0 and later, and Windows 98, use a new compression algorithm for compressed cabinet files. You cannot extract files from Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 or Windows 98 cabinet files using the version of Extract.exe included with Windows 95. You must use the version of Extract.exe included with Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 or Windows 98. For additional information, see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

ARTICLE-ID: Q171241 TITLE : Cannot Manually Extract Files from Cabinet Files

MORE INFORMATION
To use the Extract tool, first copy the Extract.exe file from disk 1 to the root folder of drive C if you are using Windows 95. Note that you can skip this step if you are using Windows 98 and you have already created a Windows 98 Startup disk. To create a Windows 98 Startup disk, see the "Using a Windows 98 Startup Disk to Access a CD-ROM and Extract Files" section of this article. To copy the Extract.exe file from disk 1 to the root folder of drive C, type the following command at the MS-DOS prompt

copy <sdrive>:\extract.exe <hdrive>:\

where <sdrive> is the drive that contains the Windows 95 CD-ROM or disk and <hdrive> is your hard disk.
For example:

copy a:\extract.exe c:\

The Extract tool has only a command-line interface (that is, there is no GUI interface). Because Windows does not allow you to delete or overwrite a file that is in use, you may have to restart your computer in Command Prompt Only mode before you can use the Extract tool. If you receive an "Access denied" error message when you try to delete a file before using the Extract tool, or when you use the Extract tool to overwrite an existing file, follow these steps to restart your computer in Command Prompt Only mode and then use the Extract tool:
1. Click Start, and then click Shut Down.

2. Click Restart or Restart The Computer, and then click OK or Yes.

3. If you are using Windows 95, when you see the "Starting Windows 95" message,

press the F8 key, and then choose Command Prompt Only. If you are using
Windows 98, when you restart your computer, press and hold the CTRL key until
you see the Windows 98 Startup menu, and then choose Command Prompt Only.

Location of Cabinet Files
From a CD-ROM:

If you are extracting Windows files from a CD-ROM, all of the cabinet files are located in the Win95 or Win98 folder. For example, if you want to extract a Windows 95 file from the Win95_02.cab file, and the CD-ROM drive is drive D, use the following <cabinet> parameter for the EXTRACT command:

d:\win95\win95_02.cab

From Disks:
If you are extracting Windows 95 files from disks, use the following table to determine which disk contains the cabinet file you want:

Cabinet File Disk
-----------------------
Mini.cab Disk 1
Precopy1.cab Disk 1
Precopy2.cab Disk 2
Win95_nn.cab Disk nn

For example, if you want to extract a file from the Win95_10.cab file on a disk in drive A, insert disk 10 in drive A and use the following <cabinet> parameter for the EXTRACT command:

a:\win95_10.cab

Extracting Windows Files from an Unknown Cabinet File
Extracting a Single File:

If you do not know which cabinet file contains the Windows file you want to extract, use the following command to search all the cabinet files in sequential order and then extract the file once it is found:

extract /a <cabinet> <filename> /l <destination>

For example, to extract the Unidrv.dll file from disks in drive A into the Windows\System folder on drive C, use the following command:

extract /a a:\win95_02.cab unidrv.dll /l c:\windows\system

The /a switch causes the Extract tool to search all the cabinet files starting with the first cabinet file mentioned on the command line (in this example, Win95_02.cab). Insert the disk containing the first cabinet file mentioned in the appropriate disk drive. You will be prompted to insert additional disks as they are needed. If you are extracting from a CD-ROM you must modify the <cabinet> parameter accordingly to reflect the actual location of the cabinet files.
NOTE: In Windows 98, you should use the Base4.cab file in command lines with the /a parameter.

If the Extract tool cannot find the specified Windows 95 file in any of the cabinet files, the file may be located in the Mini.cab, Precopy1.cab, or Precopy2.cab cabinet file. Use the following two commands to search these cabinet files:

extract /a a:\precopy1.cab <filename> /l <destination>
extract a:\mini.cab <filename> /l <destination>

NOTE: The first command searches the Precopy1.cab and the Precopy2.cab cabinet files. The second command searches the Mini.cab cabinet file. If you are extracting from a CD-ROM, you must modify the <cabinet> parameter in these commands accordingly.
Extracting Multiple Files:

To extract multiple files, use the same syntax as above, but use a wildcard designation for the <filename> parameter. For example, to extract all the Windows 95 files with a .txt extension from disks in drive A to the Windows folder on drive C, use the following command:

extract /a a:\win95_02.cab *.txt /l c:\windows

Note that if you are extracting from a CD-ROM, you must modify the <cabinet> parameter in this command accordingly.

Finding Windows Files
Finding a Single File:

You can use the Extract tool to determine which cabinet file contains a particular Windows file. When you use this syntax, the Extract tool searches the cabinet files but does not extract the file once it is found:

extract /a /d <cabinet> <filename>

For example, to find the Windows 95 Unidrv.dll file, starting with the Win95_02.cab file, using disks in the A drive, use the following command:

extract /a /d a:\win95_02.cab unidrv.dll

Finding Multiple Files:
To find multiple files, use the same syntax as above, but use a wildcard designation for the <filename> parameter. For example, to find all the Windows 95 files with a .txt extension using disks in the A drive, use the following command:

extract /a /d a:\win95_02.cab *.txt

Extracting Windows Files from a Known Cabinet File
Extracting a Single File:

If you know which cabinet file contains the file you want to extract, use the following syntax to extract the file:

extract <cabinet> <filename> /l <destination>

For example, to extract the Windows 95 Unidrv.dll file from the Win95_10.cab file on a disk in drive A to the Windows\System folder on drive C, use the following command:

extract a:\win95_10.cab unidrv.dll /l c:\windows\system

Extracting Multiple Files:
To extract multiple files from a cabinet file, use the same syntax as above, but use a wildcard designation for the <filename> parameter. For example, to extract all the Windows 95 files that have a .txt extension from the Win95_06.cab file on a disk in drive A to the Windows folder on drive C, use the following command:

extract a:\win95_06.cab *.txt /l c:\windows\system

Listing the Contents of Cabinet Files
You can use the Extract tool to list the contents of cabinet files without actually extracting any files. To display the contents of a cabinet file, use the following syntax:

extract /d <cabinet>

To display the contents of all the cabinet files in a cabinet chain, starting with the specified cabinet file, use the following syntax:

extract /a /d <cabinet>

For example, to display the contents of all the Windows 95 cabinet files using disks in drive A, starting with the Win95_02.cab file, use the following command:

extract /a /d a:\win95_02.cab

NOTE: The /a switch causes the Extract tool to list the contents of all the cabinet files in the cabinet chain, starting with the first cabinet file mentioned.

Copying Cabinet Files to a Hard Disk
Although you cannot make copies of the original Windows 95 floppy disks using the utilities that are included with Windows 95, you can use the Extract tool to copy cabinet files from a CD-ROM or floppy disk to your hard disk. To do so, use the following syntax:

extract /c <cabinet> <destination>

For example, to copy the Win95_02.cab file from a disk in drive A to the Windows folder on drive C, use the following command:

extract /c a:\win95_02.cab c:\windows

NOTE: You cannot use the /a and /c switches at the same time. Therefore, you cannot copy all the cabinet files using a single command.

Other Optional Switches
Use the /y switch to cause the Extract tool to not prompt you before overwriting an existing file. If you use this switch when you are extracting a file, any file in the destination folder with the same name as the file you are extracting is automatically overwritten.
For example, to extract the Unidrv.dll file from the Win95_02.cab file on a disk in drive A to the Windows\System folder on drive C and automatically overwrite any existing Unidrv.dll file that is already there, use the following command:

extract /y /a a:\win95_02.cab unidrv.dll /l c:\windows\system

Use the /e switch in place of the "*.*" wildcard designation when you are extracting or finding multiple files. For example, to extract all the files from the Win95_06.cab file on a disk in drive A to the Windows folder on drive C, use either of the following commands:

- extract /e a:\win95_06.cab /l c:\windows

- extract a:\win95_06.cab *.* /l c:\windows

For a complete list of the command-line switches for the Extract tool, type "extract" (without quotation marks) at a command prompt.

System File Checker Tool
Windows 98 includes a System File Checker tool. You can use this tool to verify the integrity of your operating system files, to restore them if they are damaged, or to extract compressed files from the Windows 98 CD-ROM. To use System File Checker to extract a compressed file from the Windows 98 CD-ROM, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools,

and then click System Information.

2. On the Tools menu, click System File Checker.
3. Click "Extract one file from installation disk," type the name of the file

you want to extract in the "Specify the system file you would like to
restore" box, and then click Start.

4. In the Restore From box, type the path to the Win98 folder on the Windows 98
CD-ROM, type the destination folder in the Save File In box if necessary, and
then click OK.

5. Click OK, click OK, and then click Yes when you are prompted to restart your
computer.

NOTE: If you do not specify a source cabinet (.cab) file in the Restore From box, System File Checker first searches for the file you are extracting in the specified folder (outside of a cabinet file). System File Checker then searches all cabinet files, sorted by MS-DOS directory order, in the specified folder. System File Checker extracts the first instance of the file it finds. To determine the order in which System File Checker searches cabinet files, type "dir" (without quotation marks) at a command prompt in the specified folder.

Using a Windows 98 Startup Disk to Access a CD-ROM and Extract Files
When you install Windows 98, you are prompted to create a Windows 98 Startup disk. A feature included in the Windows 98 Startup disk is support for CD-ROM drives. This may be of benefit if you need to extract a file from the Windows 98 CD-ROM but you are unable to use System File Checker (for example, if your computer does not start properly).

NOTE: The Windows 98 Startup disk provides support for most types of CD-ROM drives, including IDE and SCSI CD-ROM drives, but it may not support your particular CD-ROM drive.

A Windows 98 Startup disk is required to perform the steps in the following sections of this article. If you do not have one, you can create one using any Windows 98-based computer to which you have access. To create a Windows 98 Startup disk, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double- click

Add/Remove Programs.

2. Click the Startup Disk tab, click Create Disk, and then follow the
instructions on the screen.

How to Start Your Computer with CD-ROM Support and Then Extract Files:
To start your computer with CD-ROM support and then extract files, use the following steps:

1. Insert the Windows 98 Startup disk in drive A, and then restart your

computer.

2. When the Microsoft Windows 98 Startup menu appears, choose Start Computer
With CD-ROM Support.

3. Insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.
4. To extract files at the command prompt, you can use the information provided

earlier in this article, or you can use the Extract Command Line Helper tool.
To use Extract Command Line Helper, type "ext" (without quotation marks) at
the command prompt, and then follow the instructions on the screen.

Using the Ext.exe Tool to Extract Files
The Ext.exe tool builds a command line for the Extract.exe tool. It is located on the Windows 98 Startup disk.

To extract a file from a .cab file, run the Ext.exe program from your Windows 98 Startup disk, and follow the instructions on the screen to extract the file you want.

Extracting Individual Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 Files
Internet Explorer 4.0 and 4.01 files are stored in cabinet files within cabinet files. Individual files are stored in the Ie4_1.cab through Ie4_5.cab files for Windows 95 and Ie4nt_1.cab through Ie4nt_5.cab files for Windows NT. The Ie4_1.cab through Ie4_5.cab (and Ie4nt_1.cab through Ie4nt_5.cab) files are included in the Ie4_s1.cab through Ie4_s5.cab (and Ie4nt_s1.cab through Ie4nt_s5.cab) files. To extract individual files, you must first extract the Ie4_<n>.cab (or Ie4nt_<n>.cab) file. To do this, type the following command at a command prompt, and then press ENTER

extract ie4_s<n>.cab /e

where <n> is the number of the cabinet file you want to extract.
To extract individual Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 files, follow the appropriate Windows 95 procedure listed earlier in this article using the Ie4_<n>.cab files.

Additional query words: 98

Keywords : kbtool win95 win98
Version : WINDOWS:95,98
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbhowto

Last Reviewed: January 15, 1999

reddarin

This KB describes the files that are a part of OE and IE:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q221/7/81.asp
File Listing For Internet Explorer 5 (2 of 2)

The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 for Windows 95
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 for Windows 98
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 for Windows NT 4.0

SUMMARY
This article is a listing of all files that make up Internet Explorer 5 for the 32-bit x86 platforms. Note that when you download Internet Explorer 5 you may not receive all of the files listed here.

Note that the Ie_1.cab file is in the Ie_s1.cab file, the Ie_2.cab file is in the Ie_s2.cab file, the Ie_3.cab file is in the Ie_s3.cab file, the Ie_4.cab file is in the Ie_s4.cab file. To extract any of these four cabinet files, type the following command at a command prompt, and then press ENTER:

extract ie_s[n].cab /e

where [n] is the number of the cabinet file you want to extract.

For additional information about how to extract files, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

Q129605 How to Extract Original Compressed Windows Files

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Contents of IELPKZHC.CAB
ADVPACK DLL 78,304 02-09-99 3:49p
CN INF 2,850 02-09-99 3:49p
CP_936 NLS 537,858 12-21-98 4:49p
C_936 NLS 196,642 12-21-98 4:49p
LANGINST EXE 45,056 02-09-99 3:48p
MSHEI TTF 1,902,556 12-22-98 6:47p
MSSONG TTF 2,569,116 12-21-98 4:49p
UNCN INF 2,618 02-09-99 3:49p

Contents of IELPKZHT.CAB
ADVPACK DLL 78,304 02-09-99 3:49p
CP_950 NLS 486,850 12-21-98 4:50p
C_950 NLS 196,642 12-21-98 4:50p
LANGINST EXE 45,056 02-09-99 3:48p
MINGLIU TTF 6,272,080 12-21-98 4:50p
TW INF 2,770 02-09-99 3:49p
UNTW INF 2,423 02-09-99 3:49p

Contents of IENT_S1.CAB
IENT_1 CAB 1,268,224 02-24-99 3:28p

HLINK DLL 81,920 02-24-99 3:27p
IE4UINIT EXE 28,112 02-24-99 3:27p
IEUINIT INF 16,513 02-24-99 3:27p
IEXPLORE EXE 78,272 02-24-99 3:27p
INETCPL CPL 276,624 02-24-99 3:27p
INETCPLC DLL 69,632 02-24-99 3:27p
MSHTML TLB 1,056,768 02-24-99 3:27p
MSHTML DLL 2,359,568 02-24-99 3:27p
MSHTMLED DLL 262,048 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of IENT_S2.CAB
IENT_2 CAB 1,451,008 02-24-99 3:28p

CKCNV EXE 9,648 02-24-99 3:27p
CRYPT32 DLL 371,472 02-24-99 3:27p
EXTRAC32 EXE 103,424 02-24-99 3:27p
JSCRIPT DLL 487,696 02-24-99 3:27p
MSRATING DLL 150,800 02-24-99 3:27p
RSACI RAT 3,167 02-24-99 3:27p
SHDOCLC DLL 356,352 02-24-99 3:27p
SHDOCVW DLL 946,448 02-24-99 3:27p
SHLWAPI DLL 282,896 02-24-99 3:27p
URLMON DLL 446,736 02-24-99 3:27p
WININET DLL 459,024 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of IENT_S3.CAB
IENT_3 CAB 1,451,008 02-24-99 3:29p

ACTXPRXY DLL 74,512 02-24-99 3:27p
BINDFILE DLL 17,152 02-24-99 3:27p
BROWSEUI DLL 803,088 02-24-99 3:27p
CERTMGR MSC 10,240 02-24-99 3:27p
CRYPTDLG DLL 90,896 02-24-99 3:27p
CRYPTEXT DLL 50,448 02-24-99 3:27p
CRYPTNET DLL 40,208 02-24-99 3:27p
CRYPTUI DLL 467,216 02-24-99 3:27p
DISPEX DLL 26,896 02-24-99 3:27p
ENHSIG DLL 4,368 02-24-99 3:27p
IEDKCS32 DLL 123,360 02-24-99 3:27p
IERNONCE DLL 24,640 02-24-99 3:27p
IMGUTIL DLL 49,344 02-24-99 3:27p
INITPKI DLL 48,912 02-24-99 3:27p
INSTRSA DLL 108,304 02-24-99 3:27p
INSTSCH DLL 165,136 02-24-99 3:27p
LOADWC EXE 29,472 02-24-99 3:27p
MLANG DLL 491,792 02-24-99 3:27p
MSCAT32 DLL 37,136 02-24-99 3:27p
MSOSS DLL 139,024 02-24-99 3:27p
MSSIGN32 DLL 34,064 02-24-99 3:27p
MSSIP32 DLL 28,432 02-24-99 3:27p
MSXML DLL 502,544 02-24-99 3:27p
OCCACHE DLL 107,472 02-24-99 3:27p
PLUGIN OCX 81,760 02-24-99 3:27p
RSABASE DLL 94,480 02-24-99 3:27p
RSASIG DLL 4,368 02-24-99 3:27p
SCHANNEL DLL 153,360 02-24-99 3:27p
SENDMAIL DLL 34,256 02-24-99 3:27p
SOFTPUB DLL 62,224 02-24-99 3:27p
THUMBVW DLL 232,352 02-24-99 3:27p
USERSTUB EXE 21,056 02-24-99 3:27p
WINTRUST DLL 47,376 02-24-99 3:27p
WLDAP32 DLL 90,384 02-24-99 3:27p
XENROLL DLL 86,288 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of IENT_S4.CAB
IENT_4 CAB 1,439,791 02-24-99 3:30p

APPS HLP 72,813 02-24-99 3:27p
BROWSELC DLL 45,056 02-24-99 3:27p
CORPOL DLL 16,240 02-24-99 3:27p
DHTMLED OCX 135,344 02-24-99 3:27p
DIGEST DLL 48,928 02-24-99 3:27p
DSSBASE DLL 101,648 02-24-99 3:27p
DSSSIG EXE 24,336 02-24-99 3:27p
FIXIE INF 28,714 02-24-99 3:27p
HMMAPI DLL 13,664 02-24-99 3:27p
HTML32 CNV 382,464 02-24-99 3:27p
IE TXT 22,440 02-24-99 3:27p
IEJIT HTM 25,627 02-24-99 3:27p
IEPEERS DLL 118,528 02-24-99 3:27p
IESETUP DLL 61,008 02-24-99 3:27p
INSENG DLL 75,536 02-24-99 3:27p
JITALERT GIF 230 02-24-99 3:27p
JOBEXEC DLL 47,952 02-24-99 3:27p
LICENSE TXT 12,977 02-24-99 3:27p
MMEFXE OCX 155,920 02-24-99 3:27p
MMUTILSE DLL 119,056 02-24-99 3:27p
MSCONV97 DLL 128,000 02-24-99 3:27p
MSDATSRC TLB 2,580 02-24-99 3:27p
MSENCODE DLL 94,208 02-24-99 3:27p
MSHTA EXE 42,400 02-24-99 3:27p
MSHTMLER DLL 65,536 02-24-99 3:27p
MSLS31 DLL 167,936 02-24-99 3:27p
PSBASE DLL 66,320 02-24-99 3:27p
PSTOREC DLL 53,520 02-24-99 3:27p
PSTORERC DLL 44,304 02-24-99 3:27p
PSTORES EXE 81,680 02-24-99 3:27p
RELATED HTM 642 02-24-99 3:27p
REMOVBAK INF 1,449 02-24-99 3:27p
SCROBJ DLL 165,824 02-24-99 3:27p
SECAUTH HLP 24,546 02-24-99 3:27p
SHD401LC DLL 61,440 02-24-99 3:27p
SHDOC401 DLL 504,080 02-24-99 3:27p
SHFOLDER DLL 37,632 02-24-99 3:27p
SIMPDATA TLB 6,764 02-24-99 3:27p
START WAV 1,192 02-24-99 3:27p
SUPPORT TXT 22,027 02-24-99 3:27p
TIP HTM 13,333 02-24-99 3:27p
TRIEDIT DLL 171,504 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of IESETUP.DIR Text file
Contents of IESETUP.INI Text file

Contents of JAAIME.CAB

1041AIME INF 5,805 11-30-98 11:39a
ADVPACK DLL 74,960 02-10-99 4:37p
AIMMINST EXE 36,864 02-10-99 4:37p
DIMM DLL 87,376 02-10-99 4:37p
DRUM ANI 3,240 02-10-99 4:37p
INDICDLL DLL 13,152 02-10-99 4:37p
INTERNAT EXE 35,616 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS DLL 8,976 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS KBD 398 02-10-99 4:37p
LICENSE TXT 840 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME LNG 2 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME CHM 122,305 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME DLL 218,816 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME INI 14,965 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME0 DIC 4,906,064 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME1 DIC 13,889 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME2 DIC 256,128 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJAIME3 DIC 290,398 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJKNL DLL 243,456 02-10-99 4:37p
MSJU DLL 150,400 02-10-99 4:37p

Contents of KOAIME.CAB
1042AIME INF 5,925 11-30-98 11:39a
ADVPACK DLL 74,960 02-10-99 4:37p
AIMMINST EXE 36,864 02-10-99 4:37p
DIMM DLL 87,376 02-10-99 4:37p
DRUM ANI 3,240 02-10-99 4:37p
INDICDLL DLL 13,152 02-10-99 4:37p
INTERNAT EXE 35,616 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS DLL 8,976 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS KBD 398 02-10-99 4:37p
LICENSE TXT 840 02-10-99 4:37p
MSHAIME CHM 59,635 02-10-99 4:37p
MSHAIME DLL 82,320 02-10-99 4:37p
MSHAIME LNG 4 02-10-99 4:37p
W95INF16 DLL 2,272 02-10-99 4:37p
W95INF32 DLL 4,608 02-10-99 4:37p

Contents of MAILNEWS.CAB
1GREEN GIF 4,532 01-28-99 1:56p
BABY GIF 1,366 01-28-99 1:56p
BABY HTM 782 02-15-99 11:01p
BALLOON HTM 1,178 02-15-99 11:01p
BALLOON JPG 2,120 01-28-99 1:56p
CHESS GIF 2,947 01-28-99 1:56p
CHESS HTM 464 02-15-99 11:01p
CHICKEN GIF 3,976 01-28-99 1:56p
CHICKEN HTM 1,341 02-15-99 11:01p
CSAPI3T1 DLL 65,605 01-28-99 1:54p
DIRECTDB DLL 63,776 02-15-99 11:02p
FIXMAPI EXE 7,440 01-28-99 1:54p
FORMAL GIF 10,659 01-28-99 1:56p
FORMAL HTM 824 02-15-99 11:01p
FORSALE GIF 3,809 01-28-99 1:56p
FORSALE HTM 1,253 02-15-99 11:01p
FUNBUS GIF 2,813 01-28-99 1:56p
FUNBUS HTM 281 02-15-99 11:01p
HOL_LTR GIF 2,451 01-28-99 1:56p
HOL_LTR HTM 1,154 02-15-99 11:01p
INETCOMM DLL 520,976 02-16-99 8:28a
INETRES DLL 46,080 02-15-99 11:02p
JUNKMAIL LKO 28,370 01-28-99 1:56p
MABEL HTM 517 02-15-99 11:01p
MABELB GIF 2,145 01-28-99 1:56p
MABELT GIF 2,145 01-28-99 1:56p
MAPISTUB DLL 131,072 01-28-99 1:54p
MSIMN EXE 42,528 02-15-99 11:03p
MSOE CHM 181,950 01-29-99 6:45p
MSOE DLL 1,088,272 02-16-99 8:28a
MSOE HLP 51,993 01-28-99 1:55p
MSOE TXT 17,755 01-29-99 6:45p
MSOE50 INF 23,620 02-15-99 11:03p
MSOERES DLL 910,848 02-15-99 11:03p
OEIMPORT DLL 75,424 02-15-99 11:03p
OEJUNK DLL 77,424 02-15-99 11:03p
OEMIG50 EXE 65,344 02-15-99 11:03p
OEMIGLIB DLL 40,640 02-15-99 11:04p
RUNBDAY HTM 1,031 02-15-99 11:01p
RUNNING GIF 9,216 01-28-99 1:56p
SANTA GIF 6,285 01-28-99 1:56p
SETUP50 EXE 74,560 02-15-99 11:03p
SOUP GIF 1,492 01-28-99 1:56p
SQUIG GIF 463 01-28-99 1:56p
STORY GIF 5,162 01-28-99 1:56p
STORY HTM 384 02-15-99 11:01p
TECH GIF 862 01-28-99 1:56p
TECH HTM 326 02-15-99 11:01p
TIKI GIF 4,638 01-28-99 1:56p
TIKI HTM 393 02-15-99 11:01p
TREES GIF 3,829 01-28-99 1:56p
XIVY GIF 5,665 01-28-99 1:56p
XIVY HTM 381 02-15-99 11:01p

Contents of MDAC_IE5.CAB
ACMSETUP HLP 14,490 08-24-98 5:48p
ACMSETUP EXE 371,200 08-24-98 5:48p
ADCJAVAS INC 596 01-12-99 12:37p
ADCVBS INC 589 01-12-99 12:37p
ADOAPT15 REG 667 01-18-99 11:46a
ADOFRE15 REG 640 01-18-99 11:46a
ADOJAVAS INC 10,209 01-18-99 11:56a
ADOMDRD TXT 1,283 09-28-98 5:00p
ADOREADM TXT 20,273 01-22-99 4:45p
ADOVBS INC 10,444 01-18-99 11:56a
ADOXRDME TXT 6,019 11-06-98 1:58p
ASYCFILT DLL 147,728 02-03-99 6:58p
COMMON98 DLL 124,928 08-18-98 2:24p
DAGIECFG EXE 49,152 02-11-99 4:38p
DS16GT DLL 4,656 01-11-99 8:18p
DS32GT DLL 5,632 01-11-99 8:25p
EXPSRV DLL 379,152 01-21-99 8:09p
HANDLER REG 518 01-12-99 11:53a
HANDSAFE REG 588 01-12-99 11:53a
HANDUNSF REG 573 01-12-99 11:53a
JROREAD TXT 1,707 10-19-98 12:36p
MAKAPT15 BAT 26 01-18-99 11:46a
MAKFRE15 BAT 26 01-18-99 11:46a
MDACSET EXE 38,912 01-27-99 11:51a
MDAC_IE5 INF 7,216 02-11-99 4:38p
MDAC_IE5 STF 14,450 02-11-99 4:38p
MSADCE DLL 305,424 01-12-99 12:46p
MSADCER DLL 9,728 01-12-99 12:22p
MSADCF DLL 44,304 01-12-99 12:46p
MSADCFR DLL 4,096 01-12-99 12:36p
MSADCO DLL 133,904 01-14-99 1:50a
MSADCOR DLL 6,144 01-12-99 12:38p
MSADCS DLL 42,768 01-12-99 12:46p
MSADDS DLL 147,728 01-15-99 5:31p
MSADDSR DLL 13,824 01-12-99 12:27p
MSADER15 DLL 7,680 01-18-99 12:00p
MSADO15 DLL 340,240 01-18-99 12:27p
MSADO20 TLB 48,528 01-18-99 11:48a
MSADOMD DLL 152,848 01-12-99 12:38p
MSADOR15 DLL 37,376 01-18-99 12:00p
MSADOX DLL 162,576 01-12-99 12:32p
MSADRH15 DLL 42,256 01-18-99 12:27p
MSDADC DLL 5,392 01-18-99 2:17p
MSDAENUM DLL 5,392 01-18-99 2:17p
MSDAER DLL 5,392 01-18-99 2:17p
MSDAPRSR DLL 4,608 01-12-99 12:31p
MSDAPRST DLL 172,304 01-12-99 12:46p
MSDAPS DLL 122,640 01-11-99 8:46p
MSDAREM DLL 112,912 01-12-99 12:46p
MSDAREMR DLL 5,120 01-12-99 12:34p
MSDASC CNT 700 09-14-98 9:18a
MSDASC DLL 5,392 01-18-99 2:17p
MSDASC HLP 24,120 09-21-98 8:46a
MSDASC TXT 2,160 09-25-98 8:29a
MSDASQL DLL 293,136 01-12-99 12:17a
MSDASQLR DLL 9,488 01-12-99 12:17a
MSDATL2 DLL 62,736 01-12-99 12:17a
MSDATSRC TLB 2,492 01-12-99 11:48a
MSDATT DLL 36,112 01-12-99 12:16a
MSDFMAP DLL 25,872 01-12-99 12:46p
MSDFMAP INI 1,405 01-12-99 11:53a
MSDSQLRM TXT 1,023 09-25-98 8:30a
MSJRO DLL 79,120 01-12-99 12:22p
MSJTES40 DLL 188,688 02-02-99 2:01p
MSSETUP DLL 283,136 08-24-98 5:48p
MSXACTPS DLL 8,464 01-11-99 8:45p
MTXDM DLL 29,456 11-14-97 5:43a
ODBC16GT DLL 26,224 01-11-99 8:21p
ODBC32 DLL 203,024 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBC32GT DLL 6,656 01-11-99 8:25p
ODBCAD32 EXE 9,216 01-11-99 8:24p
ODBCCONF EXE 45,107 10-20-98 3:06p
ODBCCP32 CPL 7,952 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBCCP32 DLL 87,312 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBCCR32 DLL 183,568 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBCCU32 DLL 184,592 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBCINST CNT 324 10-19-98 12:34p
ODBCINST HLP 37,062 10-19-98 12:34p
ODBCINT DLL 70,928 01-11-99 10:20p
ODBCKEY INF 4,329 02-02-99 4:35p
ODBCSTF DLL 27,136 02-11-99 4:38p
ODBCTRAC DLL 141,072 01-11-99 10:20p
OLEAUT32 DLL 598,288 02-04-99 9:08a
OLEDB32 DLL 369,936 01-18-99 2:17p
OLEDB32R DLL 40,720 01-18-99 2:17p
OLEDB32X DLL 5,392 01-18-99 2:17p
OLEDBJVS INC 9,486 01-15-99 4:27p
OLEDBVBS INC 9,651 01-15-99 4:27p
OLEPRO32 DLL 164,112 02-03-99 6:58p
SELFREG DLL 32,256 08-24-98 5:48p
SETUP EXE 74,352 08-24-98 5:48p
SETUP INI 149 02-02-99 4:35p
SETUP LST 1,686 02-11-99 4:38p
SETUP TDF 84 02-02-99 4:35p
STDOLE2 TLB 17,920 02-03-99 6:36p
VBAJET32 DLL 30,992 01-21-99 8:09p

Contents of MOBILE95.CAB
ACTSAVER SCR 91,888 02-24-99 3:10p
CDFVIEW DLL 155,920 02-24-99 3:10p
CHNSCSVR HLP 7,569 02-24-99 3:10p
ES DLL 101,648 02-24-99 3:10p
ESENU DLL 13,632 02-24-99 3:10p
ESSERVER EXE 12,768 02-24-99 3:10p
ESSHARED DLL 52,496 02-24-99 3:10p
ESTIER2 DLL 50,448 02-24-99 3:10p
IPHLPAPI DLL 27,312 02-24-99 3:10p
LIST TXT 0 03-05-99 6:51a
MAKELIST BAT 20 03-05-99 6:42a
MOBILEPK INF 3,589 02-24-99 3:10p
MOBSYNC DLL 172,304 02-24-99 3:10p
MOBSYNC EXE 117,792 02-24-99 3:10p
MOBSYNC HLP 12,794 02-24-99 3:10p
MSIDLE DLL 29,168 02-24-99 3:10p
SAGE VXD 9,802 02-24-99 3:10p
SENS DLL 71,408 02-24-99 3:10p
SENSAPI DLL 6,416 02-24-99 3:10p
SENSCFG DLL 10,800 02-24-99 3:10p
WEBCHECK DLL 274,704 02-24-99 3:10p

Contents of MOBILENT.CAB
ACTSAVER SCR 91,888 02-24-99 3:27p
CDFVIEW DLL 155,920 02-24-99 3:27p
CHNSCSVR HLP 7,569 02-24-99 3:27p
ES DLL 101,648 02-24-99 3:27p
ESENU DLL 13,632 02-24-99 3:27p
ESSERVER EXE 12,768 02-24-99 3:27p
ESSHARED DLL 52,496 02-24-99 3:27p
ESTIER2 DLL 50,448 02-24-99 3:27p
MOBILEPK INF 3,589 02-24-99 3:27p
MOBSYNC DLL 172,304 02-24-99 3:27p
MOBSYNC EXE 117,792 02-24-99 3:27p
MOBSYNC HLP 12,794 02-24-99 3:27p
MSIDLE DLL 29,168 02-24-99 3:27p
SENS EXE 33,952 02-24-99 3:27p
SENSAPI DLL 6,608 02-24-99 3:27p
SENSCFG DLL 12,352 02-24-99 3:27p
WEBCHECK DLL 274,704 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of MPCDCS.CAB
ACELPDEC AX 61,952 11-24-98 7:02p
L3CODECX AX 83,456 11-24-98 7:02p
MPCDCS INF 1,462 11-24-98 7:03p
MPG4DS32 AX 145,152 06-18-98 4:16p
MSMS001 VWP 424,960 11-24-98 7:02p
VOXMSDEC AX 56,320 11-24-98 7:02p

Contents of MPLAYER2.CAB
ACCESSIB HLP 16,804 01-14-99 6:41p
ACCESSIB CNT 121 12-17-98 4:13a
ACTMOVIE EXE 26,384 01-30-99 6:04a
AMOV4IE INF 21,837 01-05-99 4:05a
AMSTREAM DLL 65,296 01-30-99 6:07a
CDCCLN INF 8,426 01-30-99 6:25a
DEVENUM DLL 50,960 01-30-99 6:07a
DXMASF DLL 425,232 01-30-99 6:05a
LAPRXY DLL 27,616 06-09-98 10:02a
LOGAGENT EXE 67,584 06-09-98 10:02a
MCIQTZ DRV 11,776 12-12-98 5:00p
MCIQTZ32 DLL 34,576 01-30-99 6:05a
MPLAYER2 CNT 1,536 12-17-98 4:13a
MPLAYER2 EXE 4,880 01-30-99 6:04a
MPLAYER2 HLP 88,548 01-14-99 6:41p
MPLAYER2 INF 57,724 01-30-99 6:25a
MPSUPP HLP 26,090 01-14-99 6:41p
MSDXM OCX 807,184 02-18-99 8:10p
QDVD DLL 262,416 01-30-99 6:05a
QUARTZ DLL 762,128 01-30-99 6:07a
QUARTZ VXD 5,672 12-12-98 5:00p
RMVV1 INF 2,737 12-12-98 2:50p
STRMDLL DLL 212,288 11-24-98 1:38p
UNAM4IE EXE 66,048 01-30-99 6:08a
UNREGMP2 EXE 88,848 01-30-99 6:25a
VIDX16 DLL 10,240 03-22-98 12:50p

Contents of MSCHAT25.CAB
ANNA AVB 39,946 06-26-98 3:00p
ARMANDO AVB 29,388 06-26-98 3:00p
BOLO AVB 38,855 06-26-98 3:00p
CCHAT CNT 3,989 06-26-98 3:00p
CCHAT EXE 1,215,248 06-26-98 3:00p
CCHAT HLP 150,449 06-26-98 3:00p
CCHAT25 INF 14,264 09-09-98 1:09p
CHATMIG DLL 14,848 06-26-98 3:00p
CRO AVB 52,898 06-26-98 3:00p
DAN AVB 40,687 06-26-98 3:00p
DEN BGB 40,006 06-26-98 3:00p
DENISE AVB 30,883 06-26-98 3:00p
FIELD BGB 25,955 06-26-98 3:00p
HUGH AVB 58,701 06-26-98 3:00p
JORDAN AVB 48,975 06-26-98 3:00p
KEVIN AVB 38,217 06-26-98 3:00p
KWENSA AVB 41,259 06-26-98 3:00p
LANCE AVB 34,815 06-26-98 3:00p
LICENSE TXT 10,792 06-26-98 3:00p
LYNNEA AVB 44,778 06-26-98 3:00p
MARGARET AVB 46,804 06-26-98 3:00p
MAYNARD AVB 39,303 06-26-98 3:00p
MIKE AVB 36,958 06-26-98 3:00p
PASTORAL BGB 36,939 06-26-98 3:00p
README TXT 15,183 06-26-98 3:00p
REBECCA AVB 36,057 06-26-98 3:00p
ROOM BGB 27,981 06-26-98 3:00p
SAGE AVB 49,499 06-26-98 3:00p
SCOTTY AVB 40,487 06-26-98 3:00p
SERVERS CFG 3,254 06-26-98 3:00p
SUPPORT TXT 20,738 06-26-98 3:00p
SUSAN AVB 50,894 06-26-98 3:00p
TIKI AVB 52,380 06-26-98 3:00p
TONGTYED AVB 46,510 06-26-98 3:00p
VOLCANO BGB 44,251 06-26-98 3:00p
XENO AVB 35,751 06-26-98 3:00p

Contents of MSN_AUTH.CAB
MSAPSSPC DLL 67,840 02-24-99 3:27p
MSNSSPC DLL 116,272 02-24-99 3:27p
MSN_AUTH INF 1,216 02-24-99 3:27p
SIGNIN HLP 8,953 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of MSOE.TXT Text File

Contents of MSWALLET.CAB
ACTPMNT OCX 1,265,504 12-23-98 9:55a
CABPAYIE INF 3,647 11-13-98 10:10a
MSWALLET CHM 19,778 12-22-98 3:17p
MSWLTRES DLL 318,736 12-22-98 3:37p
WLTMIME EXE 279,312 12-22-98 3:37p
WLTSECUR DLL 865,128 12-23-98 9:55a
WLTUNINS EXE 114,448 12-22-98 3:37p

Contents of NETMEET.TXT Text file
Contents of NM2.CAB

BLIP WAV 21,260 01-08-99 12:00a
CALLCONT DLL 126,736 01-08-99 12:00a
CB32 EXE 207,120 01-08-99 12:00a
CBRES DLL 41,232 01-08-99 12:00a
CONF CNT 4,032 01-08-99 12:00a
CONF EXE 243,472 01-08-99 12:00a
CONF HLP 130,444 01-08-99 12:00a
DCAP16 DLL 2,864 01-08-99 12:00a
DCAP32 NT 14,608 01-08-99 12:00a
DCAP32 W95 16,144 01-08-99 12:00a
DCAPVXD VXD 8,983 01-08-99 12:00a
GCC32 DLL 7,952 01-08-99 12:00a
H245 DLL 142,096 01-08-99 12:00a
H245WS DLL 16,656 01-08-99 12:00a
ILS DLL 66,832 01-08-99 12:00a
LHACM ACM 36,624 01-08-99 12:00a
LICENSE TXT 6,437 01-08-99 12:00a
MCATPSTN DLL 55,056 01-08-99 12:00a
MCS32 DLL 7,952 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMAS16 DLL 51,792 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMCPI32 NT 224,528 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMCPI32 W95 223,504 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMCRSP_ DLL 64,784 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMDD DLL 32,496 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMDD INF 2,385 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMDD SYS 3,760 01-08-99 12:00a
MNMHOOK_ DLL 11,536 01-08-99 12:00a
MSCONF DLL 132,368 01-08-99 12:00a
MSCONFFT DLL 51,472 01-08-99 12:00a
MSG711 ACM 10,752 01-08-99 12:00a
MSG723 ACM 111,888 01-08-99 12:00a
MSGCCMCS DLL 36,112 01-08-99 12:00a
MSH261 DRV 170,768 01-08-99 12:00a
MSH263 DRV 260,368 01-08-99 12:00a
MSICA CNT 513 01-08-99 12:00a
MSICA DLL 41,744 01-08-99 12:00a
MSICA HLP 27,181 01-08-99 12:00a
MSICARES DLL 16,656 01-08-99 12:00a
MSNETMTG INF 47,190 01-08-99 12:00a
MST120 DLL 309,520 01-08-99 12:00a
NAC DLL 193,296 01-08-99 12:00a
NETMEET TXT 33,039 01-08-99 12:00a
NMCOM DLL 65,296 01-08-99 12:00a
NMEXCHEX DLL 12,048 01-08-99 12:00a
NMMIGRAT DLL 4,720 01-08-99 12:00a
NMOSS DLL 215,824 01-08-99 12:00a
NMPGMGRP EXE 10,000 01-08-99 12:00a
NMRES DLL 408,848 01-08-99 12:00a
RINGIN WAV 10,026 01-08-99 12:00a
RRCM DLL 30,992 01-08-99 12:00a
TESTSND WAV 79,002 01-08-99 12:00a
ULSULP DLL 36,112 01-08-99 12:00a
WB32 EXE 359,696 01-08-99 12:00a
WBRES DLL 66,320 01-08-99 12:00a
WLDAP32 DLL 86,288 01-08-99 12:00a
XMSCONF OCX 63,248 01-08-99 12:00a

Contents of PNCODEC.CAB
CLRVIDDC DLL 203,776 12-12-98 2:52p
DECDNET DLL 61,952 12-12-98 2:51p
PNCODEC INF 1,868 12-12-98 2:51p
PNCRT DLL 272,896 12-12-98 2:51p
RA3214_4 DLL 81,920 12-12-98 2:51p
RA3228_8 DLL 72,704 12-12-98 2:51p
RA32CLV1 DLL 72,192 12-12-98 2:51p
RA32DNET DLL 18,944 12-12-98 2:51p
RA32RV10 DLL 16,896 12-12-98 2:51p
RA32SIPR DLL 37,888 12-12-98 2:51p
RARV1032 DLL 80,384 12-12-98 2:51p

Contents of PNFILTER.CAB
DSRVUI32 DLL 147,664 06-09-98 10:08a
NSRVEN32 DLL 241,904 05-11-98 4:19p
PNFILTER INF 13,353 02-18-99 2:16p
PNWRAP DLL 75,920 06-09-98 10:08a
UNREGPN EXE 8,976 01-30-99 6:25a

Contents of README.TXT Text file

Contents of READTHIS.HTM
HTML file
Contents of SCAIME.CAB

2052AIME INF 5,738 11-30-98 11:40a
ADVPACK DLL 74,960 02-10-99 4:37p
AIMMINST EXE 36,864 02-10-99 4:37p
DIMM DLL 87,376 02-10-99 4:37p
DRUM ANI 3,240 02-10-99 4:37p
INDICDLL DLL 13,152 02-10-99 4:37p
INTERNAT EXE 35,616 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS DLL 8,976 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS KBD 398 02-10-99 4:37p
LICENSE TXT 840 02-10-99 4:37p
MSSAIME LNG 10 02-10-99 1:23p
MSSCAIME CHM 40,198 02-10-99 1:23p
MSSCAIME DLL 261,888 02-10-99 4:32p
PINTLGAB IMD 430 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGAI IMD 131,026 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGB IMD 1,555,626 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGD IMD 458,430 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGRB IMD 672 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGRI IMD 2,052 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGS IMD 732 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGU IMD 524,160 02-10-99 1:23p
PINTLGUC IMD 241,864 02-10-99 1:23p

Contents of SETUPNT.CAB
ACMSETUP EXE 353,280 02-24-99 3:27p
ADVPACK DLL 92,112 02-24-99 3:27p
ASCTRLS OCX 107,424 02-24-99 3:27p
COMCAT DLL 22,288 02-24-99 3:27p
COMCTL32 DLL 557,328 02-24-99 3:27p
C_20866 NLS 66,082 02-24-99 3:27p
C_28591 NLS 66,082 02-24-99 3:27p
C_28592 NLS 66,082 02-24-99 3:27p
C_28595 NLS 66,082 02-24-99 3:27p
C_28597 NLS 66,082 02-24-99 3:27p
GRPCONV EXE 59,584 02-24-99 3:27p
IE4 DLL 135,664 02-24-99 3:27p
IE40NT STF 136,090 02-24-99 3:27p
IEBASE INF 14,890 02-24-99 3:30p
IEBATCH EXE 8,304 02-24-99 3:27p
IECLEAN INF 1,022 02-24-99 3:27p
IERESET INF 2,058 02-24-99 4:06p
MSSETUP DLL 264,704 02-24-99 3:27p
PROCTEXE OCX 70,416 02-24-99 3:27p
REGBIN INF 8,769 02-24-99 3:27p
SETUP INI 149 02-24-99 3:27p
SETUP LST 644 02-24-99 3:27p
SETUP TDF 84 02-24-99 3:27p
SETUPWBV DLL 55,296 02-24-99 3:27p
URL DLL 105,680 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of SETUPW95.CAB
ACMSETUP EXE 353,280 02-24-99 3:10p
ADVAPI32 DLL 41,472 02-24-99 3:10p
ADVPACK DLL 92,112 02-24-99 3:10p
ASCTRLS OCX 107,424 02-24-99 3:10p
COMCTL32 DLL 577,808 02-24-99 3:10p
COOL DLL 1,360 02-24-99 3:10p
CP_20866 NLS 6,824 02-24-99 3:10p
CP_28591 NLS 6,312 02-24-99 3:10p
CP_28592 NLS 6,312 02-24-99 3:10p
CP_28595 NLS 6,568 02-24-99 3:10p
CP_28597 NLS 6,536 02-24-99 3:10p
GRPCONV EXE 55,488 02-24-99 3:10p
IE4 DLL 135,664 02-24-99 3:10p
IEBASE INF 15,076 02-24-99 3:13p
IEBATCH EXE 8,304 02-24-99 3:10p
IECLEAN INF 1,022 02-24-99 3:10p
IEMIGRAT DLL 10,752 02-24-99 3:10p
IERESET INF 2,058 02-24-99 4:01p
IMAGEHLP DLL 106,256 02-24-99 3:10p
MSSETUP DLL 264,704 02-24-99 3:10p
MSVCRT DLL 266,240 02-24-99 3:10p
NASHBASE STF 136,090 02-24-99 3:10p
PINGNAME BAT 143 02-24-99 3:10p
PINGNUM BAT 135 02-24-99 3:10p
PROCTEXE OCX 70,416 02-24-99 3:10p
REGBIN INF 8,769 02-24-99 3:10p
RMM PDR 13,290 02-24-99 3:10p
RNAPH DLL 9,728 02-24-99 3:10p
SETUP INI 149 02-24-99 3:10p
SETUP LST 655 02-24-99 3:10p
SETUP TDF 84 02-24-99 3:10p
SETUPWBV DLL 55,296 02-24-99 3:10p
URL DLL 105,680 02-24-99 3:10p

Contents of SUPPORT.TXT Text file
Contents of SWDIR.CAB

CBROWSER X32 12,288 12-20-98 2:29a
DIRAPI DLL 945,152 12-20-98 2:29a
FLASHASS X32 204,288 12-20-98 2:29a
FONTASS X32 47,104 12-20-98 2:29a
FONTXTRA X32 217,088 12-20-98 2:29a
IML32 DLL 375,808 12-20-98 2:29a
M5DRVR32 EXE 330 12-12-98 9:05p
M5IF32 DLL 330 12-12-98 9:05p
MACROMIX X32 34,816 12-20-98 2:29a
MULTIUSR X32 107,520 12-20-98 2:29a
NETFILE X32 39,424 12-20-98 2:29a
NETLINGO X32 31,232 12-20-98 2:29a
PREFS X32 88,064 12-20-98 2:29a
SWADCMPR X32 43,008 12-20-98 2:29a
SWASTRM X32 31,744 12-20-98 2:29a
SWDIR DLL 287,232 02-03-99 6:22p
SWDIR INF 24,060 02-03-99 6:58p
TEXTASS X32 46,592 12-20-98 2:29a
TEXTXTRA X32 332,288 12-20-98 2:29a

Contents of SWFLASH.CAB
SWFLASH INF 3,207 12-09-98 5:31p
SWFLASH OCX 184,320 10-29-98 4:15p

Contents of TCAIME.CAB
1028AIM1 INF 4,516 12-08-98 7:37p
1028AIM2 INF 2,777 12-08-98 7:37p
1028AIME INF 5,334 12-08-98 12:22p
A15 TBL 1,460 11-05-98 8:00a
A234 TBL 26,336 11-05-98 8:00a
ACJIME CHM 48,252 12-22-98 10:16a
ACJIME DLL 135,168 12-01-98 8:29p
ACODE TBL 26,336 11-05-98 8:00a
ADVPACK DLL 74,960 02-10-99 4:37p
AIMMINST EXE 36,864 02-10-99 4:37p
DIMM DLL 87,376 02-10-99 4:37p
DRUM ANI 3,240 02-10-99 4:37p
INDICDLL DLL 13,152 02-10-99 4:37p
INTERNAT EXE 35,616 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS DLL 8,976 02-10-99 4:37p
KBDUS KBD 398 02-10-99 4:37p
LCPHRAS2 TBL 122,958 11-05-98 8:00a
LCPHRASE TBL 122,958 02-10-99 4:37p
LCPTR TBL 16,080 02-10-99 4:37p
LCPTR2 TBL 16,080 11-05-98 8:00a
LICENSE TXT 840 02-10-99 4:37p
MSTAIME LNG 10 02-10-99 4:37p
MSTCAIME CHM 47,364 02-10-99 4:37p
MSTCAIME DLL 97,152 02-10-99 4:37p
PHON TBL 3,942 02-10-99 4:37p
PHONCODE TBL 28,140 02-10-99 4:37p
PHONPTR TBL 2,628 02-10-99 4:37p

Contents of This folder is safe to delete.txt Text file
Contents of TS95.CAB

MSTASK INF 8,844 01-05-99 4:35p
MSTASK DLL 232,720 01-07-99 10:41a
MSTASK EXE 110,352 01-13-99 4:33p
MSTASK HLP 18,443 11-17-98 6:47p
MSTASK CHM 25,035 11-17-98 6:47p
MSTASK INI 65 02-28-97 5:10p
MSTINIT EXE 8,464 01-07-99 10:41a
SAGE DLL 18,192 01-07-99 10:41a
SAGE EXE 3,856 01-07-99 10:41a
SYSAGENT EXE 28,944 01-07-99 10:41a

Contents of TSNT.CAB
MSTASK HLP 18,443 11-17-98 6:47p
MSTASK DLL 221,456 01-13-99 2:37p
MSTASK EXE 116,496 01-13-99 4:33p
MSTASK CHM 25,035 11-17-98 6:47p
MSTASK INF 8,844 01-05-99 4:35p
MSTASK INI 65 02-28-97 5:10p
MSTINIT EXE 10,000 01-13-99 2:37p

Contents of USP10.CAB
USP10 DLL 264,976 01-28-99 1:52p
USP10 INF 800 05-04-98 7:46a

Contents of VBSCRIPT.CAB
CSCRIPT EXE 122,128 02-24-99 3:27p
SCRRUN DLL 151,824 02-24-99 3:27p
UNIE5BAK INF 2,887 02-24-99 3:27p
VBSCRIPT DLL 426,256 02-24-99 3:27p
VBSCRIPT INF 7,074 02-24-99 3:27p
WSCRIPT EXE 130,320 02-24-99 3:27p
WSHEXT DLL 61,712 02-24-99 3:27p
WSHOM OCX 132,368 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of VGX.CAB
VGX DLL 1,597,440 02-08-99 11:23p
VGX INF 2,840 02-08-99 4:36p

Contents of VMX86_01.CAB
JAVA INF 45,715 01-25-99 9:27a
JAVAPERM HLP 11,403 01-25-99 9:15a
JAVASEC HLP 21,444 01-25-99 9:15a
JAVATRIG EXE 133,904 01-25-99 10:11a
JAVAX86 CAB 1,281,583 01-25-99 2:29p
OAINST EXE 470,240 02-08-99 3:51p
WFCCLEAN EXE 42,496 07-20-98 2:39p
XMLDSO4 CAB 63,884 01-25-99 9:15a

Contents of VMX86_02.CAB
JAVABASE CAB 2,549,469 01-25-99 1:56p

Contents of WAB.CAB
ACCTRES DLL 59,904 02-15-99 11:02p
BIGFOOT BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p
CONN_OE CNT 250 01-28-99 1:55p
CONN_OE HLP 29,918 01-28-99 1:55p
INFOSPBZ BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p
INFOSPCE BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p
MSOEACCT DLL 172,816 02-16-99 8:28a
MSOEACCT HLP 18,959 01-28-99 1:55p
MSOERT2 DLL 64,272 02-16-99 8:28a
SETUP50 EXE 74,560 02-15-99 11:03p
SWTCHBRD BMP 3,508 01-28-99 1:57p
VERISIGN BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p
WAB HLP 26,980 01-28-99 1:58p
WAB CHM 49,100 01-28-99 1:58p
WAB EXE 21,168 02-15-99 11:02p
WAB32 DLL 408,848 02-16-99 8:28a
WAB32RES DLL 158,720 02-15-99 11:02p
WAB50 INF 13,764 02-15-99 11:02p
WABFIND DLL 9,984 02-15-99 11:02p
WABIMP DLL 87,424 02-15-99 11:02p
WABMIG EXE 35,168 02-15-99 11:02p
WHOWHERE BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p
YAHOO BMP 2,702 01-28-99 1:57p

Contents of WEBFLDRS.CAB
FP4ANWI DLL 65,645 02-24-99 3:27p
FP4AUTL DLL 618,605 02-24-99 3:27p
FP4AWEC DLL 450,669 02-24-99 3:27p
FPEXT MSG 73,155 02-24-99 3:27p
MSDAIPP DLL 557,056 02-24-99 3:27p
MSDAPML DLL 126,976 02-24-99 3:27p
MSDAURL DLL 151,552 02-24-99 3:27p
MSONSEXT DLL 532,537 02-24-99 3:27p
MSOWS409 DLL 122,936 02-24-99 3:27p
MSVCIRT DLL 74,752 02-24-99 3:27p
RAGENT DLL 598,073 02-24-99 3:27p
WEBFLDRS INF 6,773 02-24-99 3:27p

Contents of WPIE5X86.CAB
CRSWPP DLL 121,472 09-11-98 9:16a
EULA TXT 6,247 09-11-98 9:16a
FLUPL HLP 10,105 01-29-98 9:45p
FLUPL OCX 125,936 02-27-98 12:49p
FPWPP DLL 91,920 09-11-98 9:16a
FTPWPP DLL 98,960 09-11-98 9:16a
PIPARSE DLL 50,816 09-11-98 9:16a
POSTWPP DLL 98,496 09-11-98 4:32p
WEBPOST DLL 145,360 09-11-98 9:16a
WPIE5X86 INF 8,699 09-11-98 9:18a
WPWIZ CNT 1,152 09-11-98 4:32p
WPWIZ EXE 12,768 09-11-98 9:16a
WPWIZ HLP 19,569 09-11-98 4:32p
WPWIZDLL DLL 109,504 09-11-98 9:16a

Additional query words: 5.0 5.00

Keywords : msiew95 msient msiew98
Version : WINDOWS:5
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbinfo

Last Reviewed: March 31, 1999

JeroenH

ASKER

I've completely reinstalled the system (formatted and everything). I'm going to try replacing the DirectDB.DLL so you'll hear from me soon.

Thanx,

Jeroen