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Do not install this on your host unless an old 16-bit application specifically asks or requires DLL files from this installer. This was uploaded for archival purposes and should only be used for specific purposes or when specifically needed. Use caution on modern Windows. This was extracted from the Kid Pix Studio Deluxe disk and has a newer date than the one on Archive <dot> org, but this and Archive's seem to be the same version. Express folder will install normally with little user input and default settings Custom folder will install with specified preferences from the user. ~Legend~ Modern Windows = Windows 7+ Older Windows = Windows 95 - Windows XP (32-bit) ~Installation~ Modern Windows: Use winevdm to install but please note that this QuickTime will install in the Windows directory so make sure winevdm is setup to use an alternative directory as "Windows" to be safe. Winevdm will throw some errors but QuickTime will install with it. QuickTime installer will read other directories on your system but does not write to them. It will also write changes in the Registry. Older Windows: Install like any normal program. ~Uninstallation~ Modern Windows: Uninstaller will show up in Window's app settings, but will require Winevdm to run. Older Windows: Uninstall like any normal program. Tested on a real up-to-date Windows 11 machine.

A mirror of directx_Jun2010_redist.exe file from Microsoft that acts as a replacement installer for the DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer. The original download was retired from Microsoft's download center at the end of 2020 as it was signed using SHA-1, see this page for details. Instructions 1. Run directx_Jun2010_redist and point it to extract its contents to a new temporary folder of your choice. 2. Browse to the folder you extracted the file to, and run DXSETUP. 3. Proceed through the installer to install the legacy DirectX SDK redist. 4. After the installation both the temporary folder and directx_Jun2010_redist can be removed.

This is a generic 32-bit version of the InstallShield 2 setup engine. This file can be used as a replacement installer for games that use 16-bit versions of InstallShield 2. To determine if the game uses InstallShield, check the list of files that are in the setup directory (normally, there should be a dedicated folder for the installer somewhere on the game disk). If the file "_inst32i.ex_" is included, then the game uses InstallShield in some form. From there, the version of the installer currently used needs to be verified to ensure that the replacement file will work. In the setup folder, find a "SETUP.EXE", "SETUP32.EXE", or other similarly named files. Once the installer is found, right click it, select "Properties", and go to the "Version"/"Details" tab. If the "Product version" and/or "File version" fields have a value along the lines of 2.xx.xxx.x, then the game uses version 2 of the setup engine and is compatible with this file. For specific details on installer use, check the game article that requires it. For generic instructions, check the link at the top of this description.

Original source: ReactOS Forums This is a generic 32-bit version of the InstallShield 5 setup engine. This file can be used as a replacement installer for games that use 16-bit versions of InstallShield 5. To determine if the game uses InstallShield, check the list of files that are in the setup directory (normally, there should be a dedicated folder for the installer somewhere on the game disk). If the file "_inst32i.ex_" is included, then the game uses InstallShield in some form. From there, the version of the installer currently used needs to be verified to ensure that the replacement file will work. In the setup folder, find a "SETUP.EXE", "SETUP32.EXE", or other similarly named files. Once the installer is found, right click it, select "Properties", and go to the "Version"/"Details" tab. If the "Product version" and/or "File version" fields have a value along the lines of 5.xx.xxx.x, then the game uses version 5 of the setup engine and is compatible with this file. For specific details on installer use, check the game article that requires it. For generic instructions, check the link at the top of this description.

Original file: http://www.reactos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=90351 This is a generic 32-bit version of the InstallShield 3 setup engine. This file can be used as a replacement installer for games that use 16-bit versions of InstallShield 3. To determine if the game uses InstallShield, check the list of files that are in the setup directory (normally, there should be a dedicated folder for the installer somewhere on the game disk). If the file "_inst32i.ex_" is included, then the game uses InstallShield in some form. From there, the version of the installer currently used needs to be verified to ensure that the replacement file will work. In the setup folder, find a "SETUP.EXE", "SETUP32.EXE", or other similarly named files. Once the installer is found, right click it, select "Properties", and go to the "Version"/"Details" tab. If the "Product version" and/or "File version" fields have a value along the lines of 3.xx.xxx.x, then the game uses version 3 of the setup engine and is compatible with this file. For specific details on installer use, check the game article that requires it. For generic instructions, check the link at the top of this description.