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SP1761 — English NIC drivers for OS/2 on Compaq Deskpro 4000 and Deskpro 6000

SoftPaq Number SP1761
Filename sp1761.exe
Size 120K
Date 18 July 96
Version N/A
Operating System All

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SoftPaq Solution:  SP1761
Part Number:  247559-001
Title:  Deskpro 4000/6000 NetFlex-3 Network Drivers for OS/2
Version:  1.00
Language:  English

CATEGORY:  Drivers/Desktops

EFFECTIVE DATE:  22 July 1996

PRODUCTS AFFECTED: Compaq Deskpro 4000 and Deskpro 6000 computers

OPERATING SYSTEM:  OS/2 Warp Connect

DESCRIPTION:  This creates a diskette which contains the Compaq 
NetFlex-3 Network adapter drivers for an OS/2 Warp Connect environment.

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

HOW TO USE

1. Obtain one (1) formatted 1.44MB diskette and place it in one of your 
diskette drives.

2. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change to 
that directory.  The file downloaded to your hard drive is SP1761.EXE.

3. Execute the SoftPaq file to:  SP1761 [ENTER]
This copies the following files to the diskette:
NTFX30S2.EXE
README.1ST

4. Read the README.1ST file on the created diskette for installation 
instructions.  Execute the self-extracting file NTFX30S2.EXE to create
a directory structure on the diskette and expand the driver files.  
From the directory structure, choose the correct network driver for the 
networking environment you are using.

5. After the diskette is created, you may delete the downloaded file 
SP1761.EXE if you wish.

Copyright 1996, Compaq Computer Corporation.  All rights reserved.

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