Microsoft WebTV for Windows 98 components are optionally installed during the Setup of Windows components, or by using the following procedure.
To install PrintServer Software for Windows 98
Microsoft WebTV for Windows 98 requires 31 MB of available hard-disk space, and there will be an optional component called "WaveTop" under WebTV for Windows 98. WaveTop is a free service to consumers, operated by WavePhore, Inc., which transmits high-value Web page content over the Public Broadcasting System’s (PBS’s) VBI signal. Examples of this content includes The Wall Street Journal, Time, Fortune, USA Today, and so. Since the PBS signal reaches 99 percent of all U.S. households over the air or via cable, this means that almost anyone in the United States will have access to this content 24 hours a day, 7 days a week starting at the launch of Windows 98. Installation requires Windows 98 to reboot at least twice, depending on hardware configuration, for complete hardware installation.
The program is run from the QuickLaunch toolbar or by using the following procedure.
To run WebTV
The minimum hardware to use Microsoft WebTV for Windows 98 is as follows:
The recommended hardware to use Microsoft WebTV for Windows 98 is as follows:
To display video in WebTV for Windows 98, the requirement is an ATI All-in-Wonder Card or ATI All-in-Wonder Pro Card. However, third-party drivers will be available soon after the release of Windows 98.