When I was young, my first real experience with the internet was at my primary school. In Year Two at the time, I watched my teacher access his e-mail and read websites on a 28.8kbit/s modem connection using Netscape Navigator while the rest of the students were entertained by a TV and VHS program. The blinking status bar was mesmerizing.
It was around this time, my Dad elected to register for a seminar for the internet, held at the Whitlam Library in Cabramatta, where we were told about search engines like Altavista and protocols such as GOPHER. We were even given advice about modems – the price for a 33.6kbit/s modem was not justified at the time and most users would be better served by a 28.8kbit/s modem.
It was a completely different era back then. But there was one name I kept hearing over and over. OzEmail. I had transferred between schools a few times, but one thing was constant. Their internet service provider (ISP) was always OzEmail and the school websites were always hosted at http://www.ozemail.com.au/~d…. where they used numbers for different schools. It seemed to me that OzEmail was the ISP to be with, at least, in Australia while its name really underscored just how important e-mail was (and perhaps still is) as an internet application.
While digging through my collection of optical media the other day, I came across this OzEmail Starter Kit which we had never used. It was just a year or so after the Y2K “check your system” floppies were all given away at local electronics shops, the dot-com boom meant that the next “freebie” was internet starter kits. While AOL literally “carpet bombed” the market with free trial offers posted to your house, bundled with magazines and newspapers, other ISPs often had similar offers in-store lined in up rows. Take one, or take them all – the stores didn’t care much, as they were probably going to get something out of it either way.
Seeing as I’ve recently posted about reliving the dial-up experience, I suppose this is a fitting follow-up with a distinctly Australian flavour.
The Starter Kit
OzEmail was founded in 1992 and operated independently, growing through acquisitions until 1999 when WorldCom/MCI took over ownership. Later in 2005, OzEmail would be purchased by iiNet and the name would be finally retired. The company was famous for making Malcolm Turnbull a lot of money – it’s a shame given this background, he was also the person responsible for the mess of an NBN we have today.
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This particular starter kit comes from the era when WorldCom/MCI were the owners of OzEmail, when OzEmail were facing competition from many other ISPs and were less popular than in the early 1990s. I would date this starter kit from about late 2000 or early 2001, based on the fact it was shipped on a CD-ROM (as drives were less common in the mid-90s). The disc itself was packed inside the colour cardboard sleeve, which itself was packaged in a resealable cellophane bag – the hope was that these discs would be “shared” amongst families and friends in a referral marketing kind of way.
The cover shows a stereotypical “surfer”, figuratively surfing the internet. The OzEmail logo is flanked by their slogan, “Australia’s Favourite Internet” (which incidentally reminds me of Fujitsu’s air-conditioning slogan). This particular disc claims to give new customers a bonus 200 hours of internet access in their first month based on a registration code, an offer which expired on 30th June 2001.
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The rear of the sleeve gives you a list of “inclusions” – some of the more interesting ones include “comprehensive internet training” and “5Mb of space to create your own web site”. In fact, the amount of data from this posting alone would not fit in the 5MB on offer – but modems at the time would need about 30 minutes to download 5MB. This starter kit requires a 14.4kbit/s or faster modem, 60MB of free hard drive space, Windows 95/98 486DX/66 with 16MB RAM or Windows NT 4.0 SP3 on Pentium with 16MB RAM or Mac OS 7.5.3 with 12MB RAM.
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Inside the cardboard sleeve, there is a folded double-sided insert which contains a unique registration code. I suppose this is used to give you the free offer, but also track how successful these campaigns are (e.g. who registers, how many registrations per disc) and perhaps reduce abuse of the free 200 hour offer.
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The disc itself continues the theme with a silkscreened colour top print. The disc clearly has “not for resale” printed on the top and was apparently produced by Eden Media – a local company which seems to be still around.
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Looking at the pressing codes in the middle, this disc was coded as “OZEHARRY”.
When imaged as an ISO, the CD-ROM image containing both a ISO9660/Joliet partition and an Apple HFS partition has the following statistics:
Size: 435,591,168 bytes MD5: bd88f1746804d331dc3757aecbb8679e SHA-1: fa017c6a671f9a8502197a0cdcb15d03bc9a84de
When the CD is accessed using a Windows PC, the tree of directories is as follows:
Folder PATH listing for volume OzEmail Internet Volume serial number is 8156-FFA0 ├───BONUS │ ├───ACROBAT │ ├───CYBERPAT │ ├───QuickTime4 │ ├───WINZIP │ └───WSFTP ├───HELP ├───IE │ └───BIN ├───ISP ├───MEDIA ├───MOVIES ├───SUPPORT │ ├───DRIVERS │ │ ├───BANKSIA │ │ ├───DYNALINK │ │ ├───NETCOMM │ │ ├───SIMPLE │ │ ├───SPIRIT │ │ └───USR_3COM │ ├───DUN │ │ ├───WIN95 │ │ └───WIN98 │ └───NT4SP4 │ └───I386 └───XTRAS
It can be seen that the disc includes some software, hotfixes and components for Windows 95/98/NT4, modem drivers and a Macromedia Director interactive menu system. The HFS partition was not analysed.
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The main autorun application appears to be a stub that launches the main Macromedia Director executable. The date is 2nd August 2000, with the OzEmail logo.
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The .ISP files which configure the modem for dialling into their signup server appear to have been logging into their server at 1300 369 585 using a username of ieone800 and password of iygtp1bs, accessing an internal server at 192.168.100.1 using insecure HTTP. There seems to be a login script that sends the username and password to their server’s login prior to attempting a PPP connection (something that was rarely needed in the later days of dial-up where PPP authentication could be initiated without a login script).
The Interactive Experience
It’s no surprise that as the interactive menus are authored in Macromedia Director as a Win32 application, it can still run on a modern Windows 10 computer, occupying the centre 800 x 600 of the screen. The best way to present this uniquely Aussie experience is just to make a video of it. The only issue I could tell was the occasional audio desynchronisation and re-start, which I’ve had to edit out of the capture, along with the Sony Music promotion where I’ve had to mute the audio to avoid any copyright strikes.
So many things have changed – the mention of Internet Explorer and Outlook Express make me squirm with discomfort, while Anzwers is no longer around and the whole notion of not being able to remain connected to the internet 24/7 is no longer the case. Definitely a cool time-capsule to have relived – it also shows that a well-kept pressed CD manages to make 20 years, no sweat.
Connection Troubleshooter Help File
Also included on the disk was a small OZHELP95.HLP Windows Help file. These files are no longer supported on Windows 10, so I fired up an old Windows 2000 VM to take a look at it.
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It turns out, the help file is the OzEmail Internet Troubleshooter which is sort of like those “troubleshooting wizards” which try to help you troubleshoot issues by systematically asking you questions in a “tree” to try and solve issues without the need for a live human.
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This particular one was coded up by HyperDyne according to the info box – perhaps they’re still around in some way.
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If you’re having trouble connecting, it will ask you whether your modem is dialling.
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If the modem dials, it will ask you whether the other modem answers.
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If the modem answers, it asks if you received an error message.
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If you didn’t receive an error, then the troubleshooter can’t help you, but will instead give you the details to contact the support line.
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Lets say if we go back and say that the modem does not dial, it suggests checking the computer serial cable –
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If you still have trouble, it then suggests checking the modem using the inbuilt diagnostics under the Windows Modem Control Panel applet –
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If the modem does not answer, it suggests checking your phone line connection into the modem –
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If you receive an error message –
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There are three error messages it can deal with – with rather long lists of steps to perform to troubleshoot it.
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If all goes well, then you get a “Well Done” page as the troubleshooter has solved your issue.
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If you had selected “Other” initially, then you’ll be referred to the 24 hour online support.
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Conclusion
While OzEmail was Australia’s Favourite Internet in the early days of the internet, the name slowly faded into obscurity in the highly competitive market of the early 2000’s and eventually, the name was retired by iiNet in 2005. Such “starter kits” with introductory offers were commonplace in the early 2000’s, this one offering a uniquely Australian experience which was an interesting experience to relive and document almost 20 years later.
Appendix: Directory Listing
The following is a full directory listing of the files on the disc including dates and times.
Volume is OzEmail Internet
Volume Serial Number is 8156-FFA0
Directory of \
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 44 AUTORUN.INF
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> BONUS
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> HELP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> IE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ISP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> MEDIA
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> MOVIES
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 1,078 OZIE.ICO
02/08/2000 03:14 AM 36,864 OZSTART.EXE
25/08/2000 02:12 AM 2,596,038 START.EXE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> SUPPORT
15/09/2000 06:26 PM <DIR> XTRAS
4 File(s) 2,634,024 bytes
Directory of \BONUS
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ACROBAT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> CYBERPAT
16/08/2000 12:02 AM 116,566 OZTOOL.EXE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> QuickTime4
13/07/2000 09:54 PM 440 SOFTWARE.TXT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> WINZIP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> WSFTP
2 File(s) 117,006 bytes
Directory of \BONUS\ACROBAT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
27/04/2000 09:48 PM 5,760,288 AR405ENG.EXE
1 File(s) 5,760,288 bytes
Directory of \BONUS\CYBERPAT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
16/06/1999 01:31 AM 1,105,918 CE-SETUP.EXE
1 File(s) 1,105,918 bytes
Directory of \BONUS\QuickTime4
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
21/06/1999 11:50 PM 7,867,910 QuickTimeInstallCache.qdat
22/06/1999 03:21 AM 496,368 QuickTimeInstaller.exe
2 File(s) 8,364,278 bytes
Directory of \BONUS\WINZIP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
13/07/2000 09:28 PM 1,259,448 WINZIP80.EXE
1 File(s) 1,259,448 bytes
Directory of \BONUS\WSFTP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
31/03/2000 12:57 AM 707,072 WS_FTP32.EXE
31/03/2000 12:53 AM 22,509 WS_FTPLE.TXT
2 File(s) 729,581 bytes
Directory of \HELP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
12/06/1998 04:12 AM 22,880 OZHELP95.HLP
1 File(s) 22,880 bytes
Directory of \IE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
14/07/2000 11:35 PM 89,266 ADVAUTH.CAB
24/11/1999 06:31 PM 656,426 AXA.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 83,313 AXA2.CAB
24/11/1999 06:31 PM 207,529 AXA3.CAB
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> BIN
24/08/2000 11:44 PM 75,073 BRANDING.CAB
23/11/1999 07:18 PM 1,228,544 DCOM95.EXE
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 35,993 DXDDEX.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 337,359 DXMINI.CAB
24/11/1999 06:25 PM 762,249 FONTCORE.CAB
24/11/1999 06:32 PM 643,814 FONTSUP.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 1,259,060 FPESETUP.CAB
14/07/2000 11:42 PM 2,619,137 FULLSW.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 286,050 GSETUP95.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 260,985 GSETUPNT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:35 PM 387,047 HELPCONT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:35 PM 690,173 HHUPD.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 478,963 ICW.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 476,753 ICWCON.CAB
14/04/2000 08:29 PM 235,088 IE4DOM.EXE
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 528,084 IE4MFC40.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 906,219 IE4SHL95.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 1,107,861 IE4SHLNT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 218,704 IE501DOM.EXE
14/07/2000 11:30 PM 75,528 IE5COMP.EXE
28/07/2000 08:22 PM 520,464 IE5SETUP.EXE
28/07/2000 08:22 PM 16,780 IECIF.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 70,784 IEDATA.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 8,577 IEDATAJA.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 21,819 IEEXINST.CAB
23/11/1999 07:28 PM 23,448 IEJAVA.CAB
14/07/2000 11:42 PM 122,295 IELPKAD.CAB
14/07/2000 11:30 PM 1,321,322 IEMIL_1.CAB
14/07/2000 11:30 PM 2,584,976 IEMIL_2.CAB
14/07/2000 11:30 PM 2,055,295 IEMIL_3.CAB
14/07/2000 11:31 PM 1,275,775 IENT_S1.CAB
14/07/2000 11:32 PM 1,457,071 IENT_S2.CAB
14/07/2000 11:33 PM 1,457,071 IENT_S3.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,457,071 IENT_S4.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 938,098 IENT_S5.CAB
28/07/2000 08:22 PM 99 IESETUP.INI
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,502,535 IEW2K_1.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,712,201 IEW2K_2.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 2,536,696 IEW2K_3.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 207,601 IE_EXTRA.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,460,141 IE_S1.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,457,069 IE_S2.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,457,069 IE_S3.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 1,457,069 IE_S4.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 762,542 IE_S5.CAB
14/07/2000 11:40 PM 1,522,137 MAILNEWS.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 2,295,653 MDAC_IE5.CAB
19/07/2000 08:57 PM 284,818 MMSSETUP.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 416,345 MOBILE95.CAB
14/07/2000 11:35 PM 391,239 MOBILENT.CAB
24/11/1999 06:30 PM 567,271 MPCDCS.CAB
14/07/2000 11:41 PM 1,322,008 MPLAYER2.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 1,663,873 MSCHAT25.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 50,313 MSN_AUTH.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 703,945 MSWALLET.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 2,184,023 NM2.CAB
14/07/2000 11:39 PM 1,549,418 NM30.CAB
24/11/1999 06:42 PM 478,240 OAINST.EXE
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 373,586 PNCODEC.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 195,446 PNFILTER.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 15,383 README.CAB
14/07/2000 11:42 PM 502,082 SCRIPTEN.CAB
14/07/2000 11:31 PM 753,083 SETUPNT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 949,838 SETUPW95.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 1,480,503 SWDIR.CAB
14/07/2000 11:42 PM 168,225 SWFLASH.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 165,843 TS95.CAB
14/07/2000 11:34 PM 168,938 TSNT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:42 PM 319,804 VBSCRIPT.CAB
14/07/2000 11:41 PM 811,828 VGX.CAB
14/07/2000 11:36 PM 2,451,537 VMX86_01.CAB
14/07/2000 11:38 PM 2,608,265 VMX86_02.CAB
19/03/1999 12:02 AM 3,294,464 VRML2C.EXE
14/07/2000 11:39 PM 556,349 WAB.CAB
24/11/1999 06:32 PM 1,179,832 WEBFLDRS.CAB
24/11/1999 06:31 PM 370,689 WPIE5X86.CAB
80 File(s) 69,328,064 bytes
Directory of \IE\BIN
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
09/12/1999 09:33 PM 288 ARROW.GIF
07/06/2000 02:43 AM 3,856 CLOSEIE.EXE
07/06/2000 02:43 AM 55 CLOSEIE.ISK
09/12/1999 09:57 PM 2,891 CONNEC~1.GIF
09/12/1999 08:36 PM 318 CONTINUE.GIF
09/12/1999 08:37 PM 284 EXIT.GIF
07/06/2000 02:43 AM 58 ICW.ISK
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 365,328 IE3INST.EXE
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 13,584 IECD.EXE
30/01/2000 09:34 PM 72 IECD.INI
24/07/2000 09:28 PM 8,205 INSTALL.INS
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 6,416 ISK3RO.EXE
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 5,904 ISKRUN.EXE
07/06/2000 02:43 AM 58 ISP.ISK
21/07/2000 09:50 PM 1,013 MOREINFO.TXT
09/12/1999 08:40 PM 33,572 NAV_IMG.GIF
04/02/2000 02:01 AM 6,781 OZEMAILL.GIF
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 5,392 README.EXE
07/06/2000 02:43 AM 4,368 RUNISP32.EXE
06/02/2000 02:22 AM 3,413 SIGNUP.HTM
02/04/2000 12:55 AM 1,003 SIGNUP.ISP
09/12/1999 08:52 PM 49 SPACER.GIF
20/03/2000 09:25 PM 291 START.HTM
14/07/2000 11:29 PM 11,200 WELC.EXE
24 File(s) 474,399 bytes
Directory of \ISP
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 59 1. Online Help.url
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 60 2. Online Service.url
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 51 3. Online Home.url
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 766 CONFIG.ICO
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 22,880 OZHELP95.HLP
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 987 RCONFIG.ISP
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 1,004 RSIGNUP.ISP
31/07/2000 08:40 PM 766 SIGNUP.ICO
02/08/2000 03:14 AM 122,880 ozconnect.exe
9 File(s) 149,453 bytes
Directory of \MEDIA
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
31/07/2000 09:41 PM 2,632,085 OzEmailLogo.mov
31/07/2000 09:05 PM 28,804,572 SonyPromo.mov
2 File(s) 31,436,657 bytes
Directory of \MOVIES
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
26/08/2000 02:04 AM 922,896 01_SiteMap.dxr
26/08/2000 01:00 AM 2,257,133 02_TitleMenu.dxr
26/08/2000 01:00 AM 818,153 04_Join.dxr
26/08/2000 01:00 AM 10,177,473 05_AustFav.dxr
26/08/2000 01:00 AM 620,372 06_LEARN.DXR
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 932,479 06_LearnShared.cxt
26/08/2000 01:00 AM 10,218,033 06_Learn_01.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 11,232,363 06_Learn_02.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 10,843,914 06_Learn_03.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 8,003,598 06_Learn_04.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 11,292,741 06_Learn_05.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 10,966,014 06_Learn_06.dxr
26/08/2000 01:01 AM 3,486,520 07_Software.dxr
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 517,404 08_MUSIC.DXR
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 1,154,237 09_QUIT.DXR
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 997,898 ALERT.DXR
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 2,550,138 ICONS.CXT
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 14,088 SETUP.DXR
26/08/2000 01:02 AM 6,530,012 SHARED.CXT
19 File(s) 93,535,466 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> DRIVERS
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> DUN
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> NT4SP4
0 File(s) 0 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> BANKSIA
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> DYNALINK
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> NETCOMM
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> SIMPLE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> SPIRIT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> USR_3COM
0 File(s) 0 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\BANKSIA
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 36,034 BNK-30.INF
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 43,467 BNK-37.INF
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 4,169 BNK-WAVE.INF
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 8,665 MDMBNK34.INF
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 6,745 MDMISDN.INF
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 3,568 README.TXT
04/06/1999 07:59 PM 23,173 ROCKSER.VXD
7 File(s) 125,821 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\DYNALINK
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 08:00 PM 22,181 DYNA51.INF
04/06/1999 08:00 PM 58,672 DYNA51B.INF
04/06/1999 08:00 PM 1,299 DYNAWAV.INF
3 File(s) 82,152 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\NETCOMM
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 1,907 IN3424.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 15,381 MDMR8NET.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 24,146 NETC-GEN.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 41,797 NETC-V20.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 8,558 NETC-WAV.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 50,127 NETC-X2.INF
04/06/1999 08:02 PM 52,093 NEW-V26.INF
06/04/1998 09:05 PM 10,162 README.TXT
04/06/1999 08:03 PM 23,173 ROCKSER.VXD
9 File(s) 227,344 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\SIMPLE
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 08:20 PM 35,163 SMP-11.INF
04/06/1999 08:20 PM 2,539 SMP-WAVE.INF
2 File(s) 37,702 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\SPIRIT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 08:22 PM 22,282 K56FLEX.INF
04/06/1999 08:22 PM 17,889 ROCKV2.INF
04/06/1999 08:23 PM 18,017 ROCKV3.INF
04/06/1999 08:23 PM 2,160 ROCKWV2.INF
04/06/1999 08:23 PM 2,160 ROCKWV3.INF
04/06/1999 08:22 PM 19,387 SPIRIT33.INF
6 File(s) 81,895 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DRIVERS\USR_3COM
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
04/06/1999 08:25 PM 19,352 00083908.INF
04/06/1999 08:25 PM 19,358 00083909.INF
04/06/1999 08:25 PM 53,957 00568602.INF
04/06/1999 08:25 PM 53,963 00568603.INF
04/06/1999 08:25 PM 55,591 00568702.INF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 49,419 MDM3COM.INF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 58,040 MDMCRV90.INF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 54,439 MDMUSRCR.INF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 48,339 MDMUSRSP.INF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 89,412 READINF.PDF
04/06/1999 08:26 PM 7,301 READINF.TXT
11 File(s) 509,171 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DUN
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
20/08/1998 07:55 PM 318 README.TXT
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> WIN95
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> WIN98
1 File(s) 318 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DUN\WIN95
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05/09/1998 11:15 AM 94,208 MSDUN13.DOC
20/08/1998 07:44 PM 2,355,976 MSDUN13.EXE
27/10/1998 06:17 PM 749 README.TXT
20/08/1998 07:46 PM 986,400 WS2SETUP.EXE
4 File(s) 3,437,333 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\DUN\WIN98
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
20/08/1998 07:44 PM 325,904 DUN40.EXE
20/08/1998 08:20 PM 362 README.TXT
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Directory of \SUPPORT\NT4SP4
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> I386
25/02/1999 11:02 AM 98,749 README.TXT
1 File(s) 98,749 bytes
Directory of \SUPPORT\NT4SP4\I386
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 06:25 PM <DIR> ..
25/02/1999 11:02 AM 32,759,822 SP4I386.EXE
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Directory of \XTRAS
15/09/2000 06:26 PM <DIR> .
15/09/2000 05:55 PM <DIR> ..
29/08/1999 01:31 PM 268,288 BUDAPI.X32
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78 Dir(s) 0 bytes free