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Originally to: Mike Tripp

Hi Mike,

Friday October 30 2009 07:33, Mike Tripp wrote to Kevin Klement:

 > to remake the 6.22 floppies to check (which is probably also
 > why I never bothered with 6.20->6.22 after a reinstall)...

This is what 6.22 has to offer:

Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22
=====================

Packing List for 1.44 MB floppy disks
-------------------------------------

This file lists the contents of each of the three Setup disks.

Many of the files on the three Setup disks are compressed.  The left column
lists the file name as it appears on the disk.  The right column lists the
file name after it has been expanded.  In some cases, the names are the same
because some files are not compressed on the Setup disks. (For example this
file, PACKING.LST, is not compressed).

Any file which is compressed needs to be expanded before it can be used.
All compressed files have a name in the left column which ends with the
underscore ("_") character.  To expand a file, you can use the EXPAND
utility.  This utility is on Setup Disk #1 (in an uncompressed form so you
can use it), and is also copied by Setup to the MS-DOS directory on your
hard disk. (Note: To expand files before running Setup, you must first copy
EXPAND.EXE from Setup Disk #1 to the DOS directory on your hard disk.)

For example, to expand the file MEM.EX_ from Setup Disk #1 in drive A,
to the DOS directory on drive C, follow these steps:

  - Make sure Setup Disk #1 is in drive A
  - Type the following command at the MS-DOS command prompt:
    EXPAND A:\MEM.EX_ C:\DOS\MEM.EXE

The MS-DOS documentation has more information about using the EXPAND utility.

Setup Disk #1
-------------
ATTRIB.EXE              ATTRIB.EXE
AUTOEXEC.BAT            AUTOEXEC.BAT
CHKDSK.EXE              CHKDSK.EXE
COMMAND.COM             COMMAND.COM
CONFIG.SYS              CONFIG.SYS
COUNTRY.SYS             COUNTRY.SYS
COUNTRY.TX_             COUNTRY.TXT
DEBUG.EXE               DEBUG.EXE
DEFRAG.EXE              DEFRAG.EXE
DEFRAG.HL_              DEFRAG.HLP
DOSSETUP.INI            DOSSETUP.INI
DRVSPACE.BIN            DRVSPACE.BIN
EDIT.COM                EDIT.COM
EGA.CP_                 EGA.CPI
EGA2.CP_                EGA2.CPI
EGA3.CP_                EGA3.CPI
EMM386.EX_              EMM386.EXE
EXPAND.EXE              EXPAND.EXE
FDISK.EXE               FDISK.EXE
FORMAT.COM              FORMAT.COM
IO.SYS                  IO.SYS
ISO.CP_                 ISO.CPI
KEYB.COM                KEYB.COM
KEYBOARD.SYS            KEYBOARD.SYS
KEYBRD2.SY_             KEYBRD2.SYS
MEM.EX_                 MEM.EXE
MSCDEX.EXE              MSCDEX.EXE
MSDOS.SYS               MSDOS.SYS
NETWORKS.TXT            NETWORKS.TXT
NLSFUNC.EXE             NLSFUNC.EXE
PACKING.LST             PACKING.LST
QBASIC.EXE              QBASIC.EXE
README.TXT              README.TXT
REPLACE.EX_             REPLACE.EXE
RESTORE.EX_             RESTORE.EXE
SCANDISK.EXE            SCANDISK.EXE
SCANDISK.INI            SCANDISK.INI
SETUP.EXE               SETUP.EXE
SETUP.MSG               SETUP.MSG
SYS.COM                 SYS.COM
XCOPY.EX_               XCOPY.EXE

Setup Disk #2
-------------
ANSI.SY_                ANSI.SYS
APPEND.EX_              APPEND.EXE
CHKSTATE.SY_            CHKSTATE.SYS
CHOICE.COM              CHOICE.COM
DBLWIN.HL_              DBLWIN.HLP
DELTREE.EX_             DELTREE.EXE
DISKCOMP.CO_            DISKCOMP.COM
DISKCOPY.CO_            DISKCOPY.COM
DISPLAY.SY_             DISPLAY.SYS
DOSHELP.HL_             DOSHELP.HLP
DOSKEY.CO_              DOSKEY.COM
DRIVER.SY_              DRIVER.SYS
DRVSPACE.EXE            DRVSPACE.EXE
DRVSPACE.HL_            DRVSPACE.HLP
DRVSPACE.IN_            DRVSPACE.INF
DRVSPACE.SY_            DRVSPACE.SYS
DRVSPACE.TX_            DRVSPACE.TXT
EDIT.HL_                EDIT.HLP
FASTHELP.EX_            FASTHELP.EXE
FASTOPEN.EX_            FASTOPEN.EXE
FC.EX_                  FC.EXE
FIND.EX_                FIND.EXE
GRAPHICS.CO_            GRAPHICS.COM
GRAPHICS.PR_            GRAPHICS.PRO
HELP.COM                HELP.COM
HELP.HL_                HELP.HLP
HIMEM.SY_               HIMEM.SYS
INTERLNK.EX_            INTERLNK.EXE
INTERSVR.EX_            INTERSVR.EXE
LABEL.EX_               LABEL.EXE
LOADFIX.CO_             LOADFIX.COM
MEMMAKER.EXE            MEMMAKER.EXE
MEMMAKER.HL_            MEMMAKER.HLP
MEMMAKER.IN_            MEMMAKER.INF
MODE.CO_                MODE.COM
MONOUMB.38_             MONOUMB.386
MORE.COM                MORE.COM
MOVE.EX_                MOVE.EXE
MSBACKUP.EX_            MSBACKUP.EXE
MSBCONFG.HL_            MSBCONFG.HLP
MSBCONFG.OVL            MSBCONFG.OVL
MSD.EXE                 MSD.EXE
MSTOOLS.DL_             MSTOOLS.DLL
MWBACKR.DL_             MWBACKR.DLL
POWER.EX_               POWER.EXE
PRINT.EX_               PRINT.EXE
QBASIC.HL_              QBASIC.HLP
RAMDRIVE.SY_            RAMDRIVE.SYS
SETVER.EX_              SETVER.EXE
SHARE.EX_               SHARE.EXE
SIZER.EX_               SIZER.EXE
SMARTDRV.EX_            SMARTDRV.EXE
SMARTMON.EX_            SMARTMON.EXE
SMARTMON.HL_            SMARTMON.HLP
SORT.EX_                SORT.EXE
SUBST.EX_               SUBST.EXE
TREE.CO_                TREE.COM
UNFORMAT.COM            UNFORMAT.COM
VFINTD.38_              VFINTD.386
WINA20.38_              WINA20.386

Setup Disk #3
-------------
MSAV.EXE                MSAV.EXE
MSAV.HL_                MSAV.HLP
MSAVHELP.OV_            MSAVHELP.OVL
MSAVIRUS.LS_            MSAVIRUS.LST
MSBACKDB.OVL            MSBACKDB.OVL
MSBACKDR.OVL            MSBACKDR.OVL
MSBACKFB.OVL            MSBACKFB.OVL
MSBACKFR.OVL            MSBACKFR.OVL
MSBACKUP.HL_            MSBACKUP.HLP
MSBACKUP.OVL            MSBACKUP.OVL
MWAV.EX_                MWAV.EXE
MWAV.HL_                MWAV.HLP
MWAVABSI.DL_            MWAVABSI.DLL
MWAVDLG.DL_             MWAVDLG.DLL
MWAVDOSL.DL_            MWAVDOSL.DLL
MWAVDRVL.DL_            MWAVDRVL.DLL
MWAVMGR.DL_             MWAVMGR.DLL
MWAVSCAN.DL_            MWAVSCAN.DLL
MWAVSOS.DL_             MWAVSOS.DLL
MWAVTSR.EX_             MWAVTSR.EXE
MWBACKF.DL_             MWBACKF.DLL
MWBACKUP.EX_            MWBACKUP.EXE
MWBACKUP.HL_            MWBACKUP.HLP
MWGRAFIC.DL_            MWGRAFIC.DLL
MWUNDEL.EX_             MWUNDEL.EXE
MWUNDEL.HL_             MWUNDEL.HLP
UNDELETE.EXE            UNDELETE.EXE
VSAFE.CO_               VSAFE.COM
WNTOOLS.GR_             WNTOOLS.GRB




        Kevin
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