Since these disks are completely pre-configured, this installation is as simple as can be.:-) Just download the appropriate zip file, extract to a floppy, run the setup.bat file, and you're done! What could be easier?

Standard (visible) version

Since these disks are completely pre-configured, this installation is as simple as can be.:-) Just download the appropriate zip file, extract to a floppy, run the setup.bat file, and you're done! What could be easier?

Standard (visible) version

There are two different versions of this disk. One will install the client normally, so that the little cow icon appears in the task bar, and creates a shortcut in the startup folder. There is no need to restart the computer with this version. The other version, designated with an "-s" at the end of the file name, will install the client as a service, so that it will run hidden and not be visible. With this version, the computer needs to be restarted.

Use this disk if you are with a standard dialup ISP. It is configured to buffer 2000 blocks at a size of 2x33. This should be plenty to munch on in between connections. If it runs out of blocks in the In Buffer, it will automatically attempt a connection to get more. This disk will work with Windows 95, 98, 98SE, Me. It has not been tested with Win NT or Win2K, but it should work just fine.

After downloading the zip file, extract it to a clean, formatted floppy disk. You can use this floppy to setup as many machines as you have permission to do! Run the setup.bat file that is on the floppy, and this will create the necessary directory and copy over the necessary files.

These files are pre-configured for Team AnandTech, disabling OGR and updating to the team keyserver.

It will also bring up the configuration screen where you will enter your Dnet ID (your eMail address). After you've saved this information and closed the screen, you're good to go! If installing the standard version, there is no need to restart. If installing the service (hidden) version, you will need to restart. If you've installed the service version and want to verify that it started up after you rebooted, just run Accessories/System Tools/System Monitor, and if your CPU usage is at, or near, 100% you're cracking!

Okay, give me the disks!

Standard (visible) version

There are two different versions of this disk. One will install the client normally, so that the little cow icon appears in the task bar, and creates a shortcut in the startup folder. There is no need to restart the computer with this version. The other version, designated with an "-s" at the end of the file name, will install the client as a service, so that it will run hidden and not be visible. With this version, the computer needs to be restarted.

Use this disk if you are with one of the various forms of broadband accounts, such as DSL or cable modem. It is configured to buffer 500 blocks at a size of 2x33. It will automatically fetch and flush whenever it needs some more. This disk will work with Windows 95, 98, 98SE, Me. It has not been tested with Win NT or Win2K, but it should work just fine.

After downloading the zip file, extract it to a clean, formatted floppy disk. You can use this floppy to setup as many machines as you have permission to do! Run the setup.bat file that is on the floppy, and this will create the necessary directory and copy over the necessary files.

These files are pre-configured for Team AnandTech, disabling OGR and updating to the team keyserver.

It will also bring up the configuration screen where you will enter your Dnet ID (your eMail address). After you've saved this information and closed the screen, you're good to go! If installing the standard version, there is no need to restart. If installing the service (hidden) version, you will need to restart. If you've installed the service version and want to verify that it started up after you rebooted, just run Accessories/System Tools/System Monitor, and if your CPU usage is at, or near, 100% you're cracking!

Okay, give me the disks!

Standard (visible) version