Uh oh... you've read this far. This means
that you've had problems installing QuakeOn, or you're very curious, or you have nothing
better to do. QuakeOn is fairly simple, file-wise. The installation program installs a
bunch of DLLs, one OCX (ActiveX control), and one TLB (type library) file to your Windows
System directory. All of these files are very common, are not written by DIR, and may have
also been installed by other programs you use. QuakeOn
itself is just an one executable (exe) file. It stores all of it's settings in a plain old
initialization file (QuakeOn.ini). We figure that most people don't want some stranger
dancing around in their registries. Besides, an ini file is easier for all you curious
types to poke around in and mess things up. That's all there is. Any thing else in your
QuakeOn directory is left there by the installation program, or it's one of the many text
files that's included for your reference (readme.txt, worklog.txt, faq.txt, etc...)
If you've had trouble installing QuakeOn, or you want to
see what files DIR is distributing with QuakeOn, you can download all the files at once.
All of these files belong in your Windows System directory. Once these files are
successfully in your Windows System directory, you only need the Program Files download
which includes the actual QuakeOn executables.
QuakeOn System Files - qon_sys.zip (1.1
MB) [ Alternate Sites ]
asycfilt.dll (version 2.20.4122)
comcat.dll (version 5.0)
comdlg32.ocx (version 5.01.4319)
ctl3d32.dll (version 2.31.000)
msvbvm50.dll (version 05.00.4319 (SP2))
oleaut32.dll (version 2.20.4122)
olepro32.dll (version 5.0.4118)
stdole2.tlb (version 2.20.4122)
