ID: Q193553
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Section 1.3 of the Olreadme.rtf file on the Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Client CD indicates that you can make Outlook client installation floppy disks. The instructions in the Olreadme.rtf file are incorrect.
NOTE: The information from the Olreadme.rtf file below is incorrect. The CAB files described in step 2 do not exist on the Client CD for 386 computer files. They only exist in the \Support\Alpha and \Support\Alpha.SP1 folders, which cannot be used to make floppy diskettes on 386 computers.
Here is the text from the Olreadme.txt file:
1.3 Setting Up Microsoft Outlook for Windows 95 and Windows NT
1.3.1 Setting Up Microsoft Outlook from Disks
Microsoft Outlook software can be set up on portable computers using
disks. Once you have copied the client software to preformatted disks, you
can set up Microsoft Outlook on a client computer by clicking Setup.exe.
The Setup program will prompt you to insert additional disks when
necessary.
To create a set of Setup disks
1. From the Microsoft Outlook compact disc, select the subdirectory for
the language you want, and then select the directory for the client
platform on which you will be setting up Microsoft Outlook.
2. Copy the Exchng1.cab to your first disk, along with the other non-.cab
files. Then copy Exchng2.cab to your second disk, and so on, until you
have copied all the client files to disks.
Keywords : kbdocerr
Version : WINDOWS:8.03,97
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbinfoLast Reviewed: November 20, 1998