- Pdf viewer for windows 95 pdf#
- Pdf viewer for windows 95 install#
- Pdf viewer for windows 95 drivers#
Pdf viewer for windows 95 install#
Office 97 is the version I standardized on for all my retro machines running 95 or better, and on 2000 or better I also install FileFormatConverters to get docx support.
Pdf viewer for windows 95 pdf#
I use Reader 4.0 on my T2130CS (Win95, 24MB RAM, DX4-75) and Al-Jalima, but haven't had any notable incompatibilities with any PDF files I've been reading - Glenden Wood runs Reader XI but I wonder if it's really needed. FileZilla is nixed in favor of Novell NetDrive. I don't use RetroZilla, instead substituting Opera, either 10.63 or some 12.x version depending on if I've got KernelEx on that particular machine. Other than that you've mostly covered it. Generic Win98SE Installation & Setup Guide Reply 1 of 52, by keenmaster486įWIW, you can use the latest NUSB on 98lite, you just have to drop to DOS and copy your 98lite explorer.exe back into C:\WINDOWS before rebooting. These were more or less taken from both personal experience and a mixture of these two guides:
Pdf viewer for windows 95 drivers#
something to remove drivers with: driver cleaner a complete uninstaller: total uninstall 2.35 some util to control your ps/2 mouse rate: ps2rate 0.5 Some util to slow your cd drive: nero drivespeed USB drivers: XUSB for 95, NUSB2.2 for 98 if using 98lite, NUSB3.6 for 98 if not using 98lit (If no ACPI) Some halt enabler: rain, AMNHLT do any games insist on a version of windows media player?Īnd the optional/situation specific but recommended stuff: Cacheman: performs most of the cache related optimization for you, like supplemental cd cache, hdd cache, virtual memory, etc Internet Explorer: 5.5sp2, 6 if you perform the tweak that fixes its issues, the core files that come with USP3.6 if using 98lite Some pdf viewer: early sumatra, early foxit, adobe reader 5 Some codec pack: either the windows media player 6 codec pack or k-lite codec pack, realplayer alternative, quicktime alternative DirectX: 7, 8 or 9 if your graphics card driver requires it Some games may need special codecs just for their cutscenes to play back properly. Some games insist on a certain version of internet explorer, so you may want the minimum version so that it runs. For example, some games documentation are stored as PDF, so you may want a PDF viewer. Like, what weird thing could a game possibly need. So what software do you consider essential to gaming? And I don't mean the bare minimum. Something that uses batch, visual basic 6, or simply an archive with executables numbered in an install order. I made a slipstreaming application and packs to go with it, I've found out DOS is more or less too complex to standardize beyond what PhilsComputerLab has already done, and now I want to make a post installation utility/pack. Last thread in my quest to make setting up vintage pcs easier.
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