Step 1: Unpacking the Distribution

Source Archive	Compressed TAR archive
	ZIP archive
UNIX executable	Compressed TAR archive
MSDOS executable	ZIP archive
OS/2 Warp executable	ZIP archive
Windows 95 executable	Self extracting archive
Windows NT executable

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41src.tgz and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard TAR format archive file that has been compressed by the GNU Zip compression tool. To unpack the file issue the following sequence of commands:

gunzip -c dm41src.tgz | tar xf -

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41src.zip and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard Zip format archive file. To unpack the file issue the following sequence of commands:

    pkunzip dm41src.zip
or
    unzip dm41src.zip

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41unx.tgz and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard TAR format archive file that has been compressed by the GNU Zip compression tool. To unpack the file issue the following sequence of commands:

gunzip -c dm41unx.tgz | tar xf -

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41dos.zip and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard ZIP format archive file. To unpack the file issue the following sequence of commands:

    pkunzip dm41dos.zip
or
    unzip dm41dos.zip

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41os2.zip and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard ZIP format archive file. To unpack the file issue the following sequence of commands:

    pkunzip dm41os2.zip
or
    unzip dm41os2.zip

We assume that you have downloaded the file dm41w32.exe and that it is located in your current directory. This file is a standard self extracting archive that installs itself. You need only invoke the file using the "Run" option of the Win95 "Start" button.

For this reason the button below skips directly to the configuration section of the installation.