DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32

This section describes how to install and run Windows 98 with the protected-mode client DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32. Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) does not support any earlier versions of PATHWORKS, and it might not be possible to make earlier versions work with Windows 98.

DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32 is a set of communication software products that enables users and applications to connect to nodes on the network that are running the DECnet protocol. It includes the following components:

• DECnet protocol and related utilities and APIs, including Windows Sockets 2 support.
• LAT service.
• VT Terminal emulation.
• File transfer.
• X server software.
• Print services.
• Remote access services including support for asynchronous links using digital data communications message protocol (DDCMP), support for Point-To-Point Protocol (PPP), and support for Microsoft Dial-Up Networking.

To install DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32 after Windows 98 Setup

1. Insert the PATHWORKS 32 compact disc into your CD-ROM drive.
2. If you have not disabled the Autoplay function, the CD-ROM Autoplay displays a banner window with several options. Click Install.

   – Or –

   If you have disabled the Autoplay function, double-click the executable file Autoplay.exe provided by DEC on the PATHWORKS 32 CD-ROM.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen.
4. After installing DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32, shut down and restart your workstation.

For information about uninstalling DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32, consult the Release Notes included in version 7.0a or later, or contact Digital Equipment Corporation.