Self Extracting Exe's
Saving from a web site

 

 

Extracting exe's attached to your email .....click here.  Please be very careful opening exe's in your email unless you know the person, know they keep their anti-virus program updated and you also have a good anti-virus program installed and keep it updated. 

 
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***This tutorial was written in/for Win98/98SE, but also applies to WinXP.  The boxes in the screenshots below may look a little different but the settings are basically the same and
should be easy to "translate".

After you click on the exe link to download, this box will pop up.  Make sure the "Save this program to disk" is checked.  Click OK  (see next screenshot for IE/OE6 attachment box)

Navigate to the folder you want to save the exe file to, highlight it and SAVE.  Saving to your desktop is the easiest.

The self extractor box will pop up. The path is already there. Simply click UNZIP and all files will go to your stationery folder.  Make sure the box "Overwrite files without prompting" is UNCHECKED.

This box will pop up.  Click OK........then click Close.  Go to your desktop and drag the exe file to your recycle bin.  That's it!


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